Paint Spraying in Bloomingdale

Spraying cabinets in Bloomingdale

Cabinet doors are where a sprayer shows its value, because brush marks and roller stipple stand out on a flat panel you touch every day. We take the doors and drawer fronts off, label each one, clean and degrease them, sand, prime and spray the enamel. The boxes and face frames stay in place and get sprayed after the kitchen is masked off floor to ceiling. If the boxes are water-damaged or falling apart, painting is the wrong answer, and we say so before you spend money on it.

We work in Bloomingdale every week, coming in on Lake Street, Army Trail Road, Bloomingdale Road and Gary Avenue. A kitchen in use is a hard place to spray, so we plan it like a remodel: counters, appliances, floors and the openings to the rest of the house all get covered. If your Bloomingdale kitchen opens to the family room, plastic goes up across the opening so the mist stays in the work area. Plan for the kitchen to be partly out of use for several days while the doors cure, and we tell you how long before we start.

What a Bloomingdale cabinet spray job includes

How a Bloomingdale cabinet spray job runs

We count the doors, drawers and boxes, look at the condition of the wood and write an estimate that lists each step. If a door turns out to be split or a box has water damage once we start, we show you and price the fix in writing before doing anything about it. You get the day the doors come off and the day they go back up, so you can plan meals around the kitchen. When the hardware is back on, we open and close every door with you.

• Free written estimate after we count the doors
• Every door and drawer labeled and tracked
• Degreased, sanded and primed before enamel
• Doors sprayed flat for an even finish
• Kitchen masked off from the rest of the house
• Dates for doors off and doors back up