Cabinet Painting in Arlington Heights, IL

Yes. Brush & Bright provides cabinet painting and refinishing for Arlington Heights kitchens, bathrooms, built-ins, doors, drawer fronts, cabinet boxes, islands, and suitable woodwork.

Yes. We provide free estimates after reviewing the cabinet material, existing finish, number of doors and drawers, repairs, color, hardware, and desired finish.

Cabinet painting cost depends on the number and size of doors and drawers, cabinet condition, repairs, finish type, color change, and whether interiors are included. We provide a written estimate after inspection.

Most cabinet projects take several days because cleaning, sanding, priming, curing, and reassembly each require time. Your estimate includes a schedule based on the kitchen and finish system.

We normally ask you to clear countertops and remove items that could be affected during masking or hardware removal. We explain exactly what to empty before the project starts.

Patching holes, sanding rough spots, cleaning surfaces, and priming where it's needed. Skipping prep is the most common reason a paint job looks bad within a year, so we treat it as part of the job rather than something extra.

We handle sourcing the paint as part of the project unless you already have a color or brand in mind. If you'd rather buy it yourself, that works too. Just mention it before we finalize your estimate.

Yes, low-VOC and zero-VOC options are available whenever you'd like them. They're worth considering if anyone in the house is sensitive to strong smells or you just want the odor to clear faster.

Yes. Brush & Bright carries the licensing and insurance you'd expect from a professional painting contractor, and we can provide documentation before your project starts.

We do. If something's off once we finish, whether that's a missed spot or an uneven line, let us know and we'll come back and make it right.

Yes. Cabinet refinishing is indoor work and can be scheduled year-round with proper ventilation, dust control, and the temperature conditions required by the coating system.

If you're not sure where to start, we offer color consultations: bringing samples, talking through your lighting and existing finishes, and narrowing things down together. You don't need to walk in with a decision already made.

Cabinet refinishing is a regular part of what we do. It's a faster, cheaper way to update a kitchen or bathroom than a full replacement, and it holds up well when the prep and spraying are done properly.

Durability depends on preparation and product choice. We clean, sand, use a bonding primer when required, and apply cabinet-grade finishes designed for frequent handling and cleaning.

We address worn edges and minor surface defects during preparation, then sand and prime before applying the finish. Describe any larger damage when requesting your estimate.

Homes built before 1978 can have lead-based paint on them, and federal rules require contractors to follow lead-safe work practices whenever they disturb painted surfaces in a home that old. Let us know your home's approximate age when you request an estimate so we can plan the job accordingly.

Every time. Floors get covered, furniture gets moved or draped, and fixtures get taped off before we open a single can of paint.

Yes. Drop cloths, tape, and any debris leave with us, and the space looks the way you found it, just with fresh paint on it.

Not necessarily. A lot of clients hand over a key or a garage code and go about their day. We'll walk you through the plan ahead of time so you know what to expect when you're back.

Once you approve an estimate, we'll lock in a start date. Spring and summer book up fastest, so it's worth reaching out early. A deposit is typically required to hold your spot, with the remainder due when the job's done.