Kitchen and bathroom cabinets degreased, sanded, primed and sprayed or brushed to a finish that lasts. Licensed and insured, with a written price before we start.
Cabinet painting in Niles, IL starts at $179 per linear foot, and a typical 10-foot kitchen runs about $1,800. That price comes from Vanguard Painting, a licensed and insured company based in Melrose Park. Every cabinet job covers removing doors and hardware, degreasing and sanding, priming, two coats of paint, and rehanging with fresh hardware. We paint kitchens and bathrooms across Niles and the rest of Cook County.
Book cabinet painting in Niles and this is the package. None of it is an add-on we spring on you halfway through the job.
Every door and drawer pulled, hinges and handles taken off and labeled.
Kitchen grease and grime washed off so paint actually bonds to the wood.
Old finish sanded to a matte surface so the primer grabs.
Oil or shellac primer to block stains and tannins from bleeding through.
Doors sprayed or brushed with enamel that cures hard and stays clean.
New hinges and handles installed if you want them.
Paint chips, drop cloths and equipment cleared from your kitchen.
We walk it with you and fix anything you point at before we pack up.
Here's where our pricing starts on the cabinet jobs Niles homeowners ask about most. Cabinet count, door style and whether you want spray finish move the final number. You get that number in writing first.
Not sure which of these you need? Call (708) 815-7720. Most Niles cabinet jobs get priced over the phone in about five minutes.
Niles has a mix of mid-century ranches and split-levels, plus some newer construction. Each has different cabinet materials that need different prep.
Many Niles kitchens have oak or maple cabinets with heavy grain. That grain needs to be filled or primed properly or it telegraphs through the paint.
Kitchens that have been used for decades have thick grease film on top of cabinets. That has to come off completely or the paint will peel.
Older cabinets often have multiple sets of hardware holes. We fill those before painting so you get a clean look with new hardware.
Homes built before 1978 can carry lead paint under the top layers. Our crews follow safe prep on those, which is one more reason not to hand this to somebody working out of a trunk.
Eight steps, same order every time, whether it's a ranch off Milwaukee Avenue or a split-level near Touhy.
We count every door and drawer, check condition, and write the price down before we leave.
Bring your own or let us bring samples. Big swatches, on your wall, in your light.
Every door and drawer removed, hinges and handles labeled and bagged.
Grease and grime washed off, old finish sanded to a matte surface.
Oil or shellac primer to block stains and tannins from bleeding through.
Doors sprayed or brushed with enamel that cures hard and stays clean.
Doors and drawers rehung with new or old hardware.
Paint chips cleared, equipment packed, then we walk it with you.
Most calls fall into one of three buckets. Same crew and same prep standard on all of them, different scope.

Full kitchen cabinets degreased, sanded, primed and sprayed. See our cabinet painting service for details.

Single or double vanities painted to match. Ask about Niles house painting for matching wall colors.

Built-in shelving, bookcases and entertainment centers painted to match.
Our shop is at 541 Winston Dr in Melrose Park. Niles is a short drive up Milwaukee and Waukegan, 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 on the drop cloths.
We work the near west and northwest suburbs every day and we know these houses. Same crew, same prep, same price sheet whether you're on Ozark Avenue or over by the Golf Mill area. If a spot needs a touch-up later, we're close enough to swing back.
Cabinet work often picks up some other work too. Plenty of Niles customers add house painting or exterior painting 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.
Paint that wasn't degreased or primed properly. It lifts within months.
Old paint that never cured right, leaving cabinets that feel tacky to the touch.
Rushed brushing that leaves lines and strokes in the finish.
Proper degreasing, sanding, priming and enamel paint that cures to a hard shell.
Doors sanded between coats and finished with enamel that feels smooth.
Sprayed finish or careful brushing that leaves a smooth, professional look.
No brush marks. No grease residue. Doors that open and close smooth.



Most of our Niles 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 home needs.
Walls and ceilings that match your cabinets. See Niles house painting.
Outside work that pairs with interior jobs. See Niles exterior painting.
Decks, fences and porches stained or sealed. See Niles deck staining.
Stuck on cabinet colors? See Niles 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 Niles painting page.
Free estimate, a real written price, licensed and insured, and a crew fifteen minutes away. Book online and take $50 off.