Cabinet Refinishing in Wheaton

Refinish or replace: cabinet work in Wheaton

Refinishing paints the cabinets you have, so the counters, backsplash, sink and layout all stay as they are. Our crew removes and labels the doors and drawer fronts, bags the hardware and preps every surface: clean, degrease, scuff-sand and fill. A bonding primer goes on next, followed by a cabinet-grade enamel sprayed for an even finish. The boxes and face frames are done in place, with the kitchen masked off.

We work in Wheaton every week, coming in on Roosevelt Road or Naperville Road and around downtown by Main Street, the Metra station and Wheaton College. Refinishing is the right call when the boxes are solid and you like the layout. If you want to move the sink, add an island or change how the kitchen works, that is a remodel, and we will tell you so at the estimate. The same goes for cabinets with water-damaged or falling-apart boxes, where paint would only cover a problem.

What a Wheaton cabinet refinish includes

How a Wheaton cabinet job runs

We start with a free look at your kitchen, where we tell you plainly whether refinishing or replacement fits what you want. If it is refinishing, the written estimate names every cabinet, door and front, the color and the sheen. Any extra work found along the way gets a written price and your approval before we do it. You know the cure days before we start, and we walk the finished kitchen with you.

• Plain answer on refinish or replace
• Counters and backsplash protected
• Every surface prepped before primer
• Color and sheen in writing
• Changes priced and approved first
• Final walkthrough with you