Kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and built-ins painted like new. Doors removed, degreased, sanded, primed, sprayed, and rehung with new hardware if you want it. No brush marks, no drips.
Cabinet painting in Morton Grove, IL starts at $179 per cabinet door, with a typical kitchen of thirty doors and drawers running about $2,400. That price comes from Vanguard Painting, a licensed and insured crew based in Melrose Park. Every cabinet job includes removing doors and drawer fronts, degreasing every surface, sanding, priming, spraying two coats of cabinet-grade paint or enamel, and rehanging with new hardware if you supply it. We paint kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and built-ins across Morton Grove and the rest of Cook County.
Book cabinet work in Morton Grove and this is the package. None of it is an add-on you pay extra for. Everything is spelled out in your free written estimate before we start.
Everything comes off the hinges and slides so we paint every edge and face.
Kitchen cabinets get greasy over time. We clean every surface so paint actually grips.
Old varnish and paint sanded dull so the primer bonds to the surface.
Bonding primer on bare wood and old finishes so the top coat doesn't peel.
Doors sprayed in our shop or on site so the finish is smooth, not brushed.
Cabinet frames and face frames painted by hand with a brush for even coverage.
If you supply new pulls or knobs, we install them when we rehang everything.
Every drop cloth picked up, then we walk it with you and fix anything you spot.
Here's where our pricing starts on the cabinet jobs Morton Grove homeowners ask about most. Cabinet count, material and finish quality move the final number. You get that number in writing first.
Not sure which of these you need? Call (708) 815-7720. Most Morton Grove cabinet jobs get priced over the phone in about five minutes.
Morton Grove has a mix of older kitchens with original wood cabinets and newer ones with laminate or thermofoil. Each one needs a different prep approach.
Older kitchens near Waukegan Road have years of cooking grease on the cabinets. We use heavy-duty degreaser and scrub every surface so the primer bonds properly.
Morton Grove has a lot of oak cabinets from the 90s. Oak has a heavy grain that can bleed through paint. We use grain filler first to get a smooth surface. See kitchen painting.
Thermofoil cabinets peel at the edges over time. We strip the old thermofoil off, sand the MDF underneath, prime it, and paint it so it stays flat.
We also check for lead paint on older cabinets before we start sanding. That's standard for us, not an extra line item.
Eight steps, same order every time, whether it's a small bathroom vanity or a full kitchen with thirty doors.
We count every door and drawer, note the material, and write the price down before we leave.
Bring your own or let us bring samples. Big swatches on your cabinets, in your light.
All doors and drawer fronts come off. Hinges and hardware removed too.
Every surface degreased, then sanded dull so primer bonds.
Bonding primer on all surfaces. Oak gets grain filler first if needed.
Doors sprayed with two coats of cabinet-grade paint in our shop.
Cabinet frames painted by hand while the doors dry.
Doors rehung, hardware installed, then we walk it with you and fix anything you spot.
Most calls fall into one of three buckets. Same crew and same prep standard on all of them, different room.

Full kitchen cabinet painting including doors, drawers, frames and boxes. This is the core of our cabinet painting service.

Vanity cabinets painted in moisture-resistant enamel so they stand up to steam and splashes. Ask about bathroom painting too.

Custom built-ins, bookshelves, window seats and storage units painted to match your room.
Our shop is at 541 Winston Dr in Melrose Park. Morton Grove is a straight shot up Dempster, which is why we can usually get out for an estimate the same week you call. The person who prices your job is the person you'll see spraying your cabinet doors.
We work the near west suburbs every day and we know these houses. Same crew, same prep, same price sheet whether you're on Oak Avenue or over by Harrer Park. If a spot needs a touch-up later, we're close enough to swing back.
Cabinet work often picks up a bit of kitchen work too. Plenty of Morton Grove customers add interior painting or deck and fence staining once we're already booked in.
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Almost every call opens with one of these. Here's the cause on the left, and here's what the cabinets look like when we pack up.
No primer on greasy surfaces. The paint never bonded, so it peels in strips.
Brushed-on cabinet paint leaves marks. Looks like a DIY job, not professional work.
Crew didn't keep track of which door goes where. Now nothing lines up.
Degrease, sand, prime, spray. Every step is why the paint doesn't peel.
Doors sprayed in our shop so the finish is smooth as factory paint.
Every door numbered and tracked. They rehang exactly where they belong.
Smooth doors, even color, hardware back in place, and a kitchen that looks like it got a new start.



Most of our Morton Grove cabinet work comes from somebody a few blocks over. Read what they said about the prep, the finish and how the kitchen looked when we cleared out.
Cabinet painting is a big part of our schedule, but the same crew covers most of what a kitchen needs.
Walls and ceilings done while the cabinets are being sprayed. See kitchen painting.
Old wallpaper removed before cabinet painting. See wallpaper removal.
Holes and cracks fixed before painting. See drywall repair.
Help picking cabinet colors. See color consultation.
Painting more than one place in the county? We cover the whole Cook County service area, and everything we do in town sits on the Morton Grove painting page.
Free estimate, a real written price, licensed and insured, and a crew fifteen minutes away. Book online and take $50 off.