Cabinet Painting
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Cabinet Painting · Medford, MA
Cabinet Painting in Medford, MA
If your Medford kitchen has solid wood cabinets that are dated but still sturdy, they’re usually great candidates for paint. Good boxes, sound doors, just the wrong color for today.
How we approach it in Medford
- Older solid wood cabinets usually take primer and paint very well after proper degreasing and sanding.
- Ranch and Colonial kitchens often have more cabinet runs than you’d think, so we count every door and drawer in the estimate.
- Matching vanities in the bathrooms can be added to the same project.
The houses here
Medford has a broad mix of housing: Colonials, Cape Cods and ranches on quieter residential streets, two-family homes throughout the city, older Victorians in neighborhoods like West Medford, and newer condos and apartments near Wellington. Tufts University sits on the Medford–Somerville line, so the surrounding streets have many rentals.
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 Medford: questions
My cabinets are older solid wood. Are they worth painting?
Usually, yes. Solid wood holds paint well once it’s cleaned and sanded, and it lets you keep cabinets that were built to last.
Can you update the hardware too?
Yes. Supply the new pulls and knobs and we’ll install them during reassembly, filling old holes if the spacing changes.
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 Medford? 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.