Cabinet Painting in Burr Ridge, IL

Cabinet cost is scoped by the kitchen itself: the number of doors and drawer fronts, finish complexity (two-tone schemes, specialty colors), the condition of the existing surfaces, and any designer specifications attached to the project. We provide a firm written proposal after a free, no-obligation walkthrough of the kitchen — response within 24 hours. For background on how project scope drives painting costs, see our Chicago painting cost guide.

We spray Sherwin-Williams Gallery Waterborne Lacquers for most kitchens and ILVA 1K and 2K polyurethane for higher-traffic or premium installations. These are professional cabinet-finishing products applied with spray equipment — in our shop or on-site behind containment — and the difference from consumer cabinet paint shows up in finish smoothness, durability, and how the surface holds up to daily use.

Yes — that's common in Burr Ridge. Kitchens here often come with an architect's or kitchen designer's specifications attached, and we work directly with homeowners, architects, and designers to match color, sheen, and finish precisely to what's been specified.

Partially, yes. We coordinate scope with your household calendar so the kitchen isn't offline longer than the work requires. Doors and drawer fronts come off for spraying while the boxes are masked and finished in place, so the kitchen stays usable for simple needs through most of the project.

Refinishing existing cabinets costs significantly less than tear-out replacement when the boxes are structurally sound — and most are. We assess this honestly during the walkthrough: if your cabinets aren't worth refinishing, we'll tell you, and if they are, you get a kitchen transformation without the cost and disruption of demolition.

A properly sprayed lacquer or polyurethane finish is built for daily kitchen use — the durability comes from professional spray-grade products and the prep work underneath them. Our workmanship is backed by a 2-year warranty, and touch-ups are straightforward when wear eventually appears around handles and edges.