Kitchen and bathroom cabinets sprayed smooth with a factory-like finish. Doors removed, degreased, sanded, primed and painted. Licensed and insured, with a written price before we start.
Cabinet painting in Vernon Hills, IL starts at $179 per door or drawer front, with a full kitchen typically running $1,200 to $2,500. That price comes from Vanguard Painting, a licensed and insured company based in Melrose Park. Every cabinet job includes removing doors and hardware, degreasing, sanding, priming, two spray coats, and rehanging everything. We paint kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and built-ins across Vernon Hills and all of Lake County.
Book cabinet work in Vernon Hills and this is the package. No surprises, no add-ons.
All fronts come off and go to our spray area. Nothing gets painted while still attached.
Hinges, handles and knobs come off and go in labeled bags for reinstallation.
Kitchen cabinets hold grease and cooking oils. We clean every surface before sanding.
Old finish sanded off so the primer has something to grip onto.
Stain-blocking primer seals the wood and prevents bleed-through.
Sprayed on smooth. No brush marks, no roller stipple, just a clean finish.
Cabinet paint is more durable than wall paint. It wipes clean without scuffing.
Doors back on, drawers aligned, hardware reinstalled. We adjust everything so it works right.
Here's where our pricing starts on the cabinet jobs Vernon Hills homeowners ask about most. Number of cabinets, size of doors, and condition of the existing finish move the final number. You get that number in writing first.
Not sure which of these you need? Call (708) 815-7720. Most Vernon Hills cabinet jobs get priced over the phone in about five minutes.
Vernon Hills homes range from newer builds with modern cabinets to older homes with solid wood that's seen better days. Each type needs a different approach.
Newer Vernon Hills homes often have factory lacquer on the cabinets. That finish is smooth but hard to paint over without proper sanding and priming.
Older cabinets with oak or maple grain need grain filler before paint, or the wood texture shows right through the new finish.
Kitchens in family homes see a lot of cooking. Grease gets baked onto cabinets over time and needs a strong degreaser to remove it.
Cabinet painting is the most prep-heavy job we do. The final finish is only as good as the prep underneath, and we don't skip steps.
Eight steps, same order every time, whether it's a small bathroom vanity or a full kitchen.
We look at every door, drawer and cabinet face, assess the finish, and write the price down.
All doors and drawers come off. Hardware goes in labeled bags.
Every surface cleaned with a strong degreaser so paint sticks properly.
Old finish sanded off, edges smoothed, dust wiped away.
Stain-blocking primer seals the wood and prevents bleed-through.
First sprayed coat applied smooth. No brush marks anywhere.
Second coat applied once the first dries. Full, even coverage.
Doors and drawers rehung, hardware installed, everything adjusted to close right.
Most calls fall into one of three categories. Same crew and same prep standard on all of them.

All upper and lower cabinets, doors, drawers and facing. The most common cabinet job in Vernon Hills.

Single or double vanities painted to match your bathroom remodel or color update.

Built-in shelving, bookcases, and office cabinets painted to match your interior.
Our shop is at 541 Winston Dr in Melrose Park. Vernon Hills is about 35 minutes up the highway, and we make the trip for quality cabinet work. The person who quotes your job is the person you'll see spraying your doors.
Cabinet painting requires a different skill set than wall painting. Our crew has the experience to know how much to sand, what primer to use, and how to spray a finish that looks factory-made. Same crew, same prep, same price sheet whether you're off Route 45 or near the shopping center.
When the cabinets are done, plenty of homeowners add interior painting or kitchen wall painting while we're already on site.
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Almost every cabinet 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.
Brushed paint on cabinets always chips at the edges. It just doesn't bond like sprayed paint does.
Roller or brush marks show up in the light, making the cabinets look DIY instead of professional.
Not using the right primer and topcoat. Oil and grease bleed through and yellow the paint.
Sprayed paint bonds to the wood and lays flat. No chips at the edges, no brush marks.
Sprayed finish looks like it came from a cabinet maker, not a handyman with a brush.
Primer blocks stains and grease so the finish stays the color you picked.
Smooth, even finish. Doors aligned. Hardware tight. No overspray on anything else.



Most of our Vernon Hills cabinet work comes from homeowners who want a new kitchen without a full remodel. Read what they said about the process and the finish.
Cabinet painting is a specialty, but the same crew covers most of what a home needs.
Interior walls, ceilings and trim. See house painting in Vernon Hills.
Siding, brick and trim. Exterior painting.
Outdoor wood surfaces protected. Deck staining.
Interior wall damage fixed. Drywall repair.
Painting more than one area in the county? We cover all of Lake County, and everything we do in town sits on the Vernon Hills painting page.
Free estimate, a real written price, licensed and insured, and a crew that sprays like they own the shop. Book online and take $50 off.