Cabinet Painting
Cherry kitchen cabinets to white
A full run of stained cherry cabinets degreased, sanded, primed and refinished in white. Same kitchen, completely different room.
Cabinet Painting · Everett, MA
Cabinet Painting in Everett, MA
Many Everett kitchens in older multi-families have solid cabinets with dated finishes. Painting them is a practical way to modernize a unit, whether you live there or rent it out.
How we approach it in Everett
- Cabinets are degreased, sanded and primed so the new finish bonds, which matters in kitchens that have seen years of cooking.
- Owner-occupied and rental kitchens get the same process; only the color conversation changes.
- Bathroom vanities can be refinished to match in the same project.
The houses here
Everett’s housing is mostly two- and three-family homes on compact lots, in neighborhoods like Glendale, Woodlawn and around Everett Square, along with newer development near the Mystic River waterfront. Many houses have had siding and windows replaced over the years, so what’s on the walls varies from house to house.
Our cabinet painting process, in short
- 1. Walkthrough
- 2. Remove and label
- 3. Protect the kitchen
- 4. Degrease and sand
- 5. Prime and finish
- 6. Reinstall and adjust
Every step, what’s included and what isn’t: Cabinet Painting in detail.
Recent cabinet painting work
Cabinet Painting in Everett: questions
Will painted cabinets peel near the stove?
Not if the grease is fully removed and the surface is sanded and primed. That cleaning step is the most important part of the job.
Can you paint cabinets in a rental unit?
Yes. We’ll recommend a durable, cleanable finish and work around your tenant’s schedule.
Can I use my kitchen during cabinet painting?
Partly. The work area is covered and you’ll lose access to cabinets for a few days. We’ll plan with you so you can keep using the fridge and a part of the counter where possible.
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Cabinet Painting in Everett? Let’s look at it.
Tell us what you want painted. We’ll come see it, talk through the details and put an estimate in writing.