Find out whether your Westmont cabinets are worth painting, then get a hard sprayed finish on the ones that are.
We work in Westmont every week, and cabinet refinishing is painting existing cabinets instead of replacing them. Doors and drawer fronts come off with labels, the hardware is bagged and the room is masked. We clean, degrease, scuff-sand and fill, then apply a bonding primer and a cabinet-grade enamel sprayed for a smooth finish. The boxes and face frames are painted in place.
We reach Westmont along Ogden Avenue, Route 83, Cass Avenue and 55th Street, near the Metra station in DuPage County with Downers Grove, Clarendon Hills and Darien around it. Before we price anything, we open the sink base and look at the cabinet sides next to the dishwasher, because that is where water does its damage. Particleboard that has swelled or gone soft will not hold paint or screws. If we find that, we tell you refinishing is the wrong answer for that box and talk through a repair or replacement instead.
We check for swelling, soft spots and old leaks before quoting.
Any box that should not be painted is called out in writing with the options.
Each piece is labeled to its spot, with hinges and screws bagged.
Every face is cleaned, degreased, scuff-sanded and filled so primer takes hold.
A bonding primer goes under cabinet-grade enamel, sprayed for an even coat.
Counters, floors and appliances stay covered while the boxes are painted in place.
We come out for a free estimate and check the cabinets for water damage first. Your written estimate says what we paint, what we would repair and what we would leave alone. If a hidden problem shows up after a door comes off, we price it in writing and wait for your approval. You hear the cure time before we start, and we finish with a walkthrough at the cabinets.
Call or text (815) 585-1750. We check the boxes, tell you straight what is worth painting and write up the rest.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com