Get fresh paint on your Woodridge cabinets and new hardware mounted in the same job, with the old holes filled so nobody can see them.
We cover Woodridge, and refinishing cabinets is how you change the look of a kitchen without replacing a single box. We remove the doors and drawer fronts, label them and bag the hinges and screws. Everything is cleaned, degreased, scuff-sanded and filled, then primed with a bonding primer. A sprayed cabinet-grade enamel goes on last for a smooth, durable coat.
We reach Woodridge on I-355 and I-55, then 75th Street, Route 53 or Woodridge Drive, in DuPage County next to Downers Grove, Lisle and Bolingbrook. Townhomes and single-family houses sit side by side here, and the cabinets in either one get the same process. If you are going from knobs to pulls, or to pulls with a different spacing, the old holes have to be filled before primer, or they show through the new paint. We drill the new holes with a jig so every pull sits at the same height across the run.
Knob and pull holes you are not reusing are filled and sanded before primer so they stay hidden.
A drilling jig keeps every new pull level and evenly placed from door to door.
Doors, fronts and hinges are marked to their opening before anything is moved.
Clean, degrease, scuff-sand and fill, in that order, on every face.
Bonding primer goes on first, then cabinet-grade enamel sprayed for a level finish.
Doors go back on their own hinges and get adjusted so the gaps line up.
We come out for a free estimate and write down every door, drawer and panel, plus the hardware plan if you are changing it. If you pick a pull later that needs a different hole spacing, the change is priced in writing before we drill. You know ahead of time how many days the doors need to cure. Once they are hung and the pulls are on, we check each one with you.
Text a photo of your kitchen to (815) 585-1750 or call to set a time. We will put the paint and hardware plan in writing.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com