Sticking or broken drawers
Worn-out roller slides and loose drawer boxes are replaced with smooth full-extension, soft-close hardware.
Kitchen Cabinet & Drawer Repair →Serving Arlington Heights & nearby Mount Prospect, Palatine
Kitchen Cabinet Services in Arlington Heights, IL
Find the right fix for your Arlington Heights cabinets — paint, reface, repair or replace — then talk to a local pro.
- Serving Arlington Heights ZIP 60004, 60005
- A new look without tearing the kitchen out
- Clean, protected work area every day
Cabinet problems we fix in Arlington Heights
Cabinets drive the look and the function of a kitchen. Our Arlington Heights crews paint, reface, repair and install them, so you get the right fix instead of the most expensive one.
Layout doesn't work
Wrong layout or failing boxes means new cabinets; we design and install them.
Kitchen Cabinet Installation & Replacement →Want glass-front or open cabinets
Swapping a few solid doors for glass fronts or open shelves lightens a heavy run of cabinets.
Cabinet Door & Drawer Front Replacement →New appliance doesn't fit
A larger fridge or a new microwave needs a resized opening — we modify cabinets instead of replacing them.
Kitchen Cabinet Modification →Door style you don't like
Cathedral arches and raised panels date a kitchen. New doors in a Shaker or slab style change it on the same boxes.
Cabinet Door & Drawer Front Replacement →Not enough storage
Roll-out shelves, a pull-out pantry and drawer organizers often add more usable space than new cabinets would.
Kitchen Storage & Pantry Solutions →Water-damaged sink base
A slow drip under the sink swells the cabinet floor. We stop the leak, replace the panel or base and match the finish.
Kitchen Cabinet & Drawer Repair →Cracked cabinet door
A split panel or a cracked rail can often be glued and clamped; if not, we make a matching replacement door.
Kitchen Cabinet & Drawer Repair →What we do on the job
- Refinishing and stainingRe-stain or refresh wood cabinets.
- RefacingA new look on the same cabinet boxes.
- Replacement doorsNew doors and drawer fronts only.
- Cabinet modificationsResizing for appliances, adding panels and fillers.
- Drawer boxes and glidesDovetail drawer boxes and full-extension soft-close glides.
- Crown molding and trimTrim and molding that make cabinets look built-in.
Materials and finishes
Door stylesShaker, slab, inset and beadboard — the door style sets the look of the kitchen.
Paint vs. refacing vs. newPaint for color, refacing for style, new cabinets for layout.
Solid wood and plywood boxesBetter boxes last longer, especially around the sink.
Before and after: kitchens near Arlington Heights
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After
DetailAn Arlington Heights 1950s ranch: before and after
A 1950s ranch in Arlington Heights, a typical kitchen for Arlington Heights. The kitchen as it was: original birch cabinets painted white decades ago, sagging doors, chrome pulls. What bothered the owners most: cabinets that looked their age. Finished kitchen: new five-piece shaker doors in muted blue-gray on the existing boxes with brushed nickel bar pulls.
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AfterA Mount Prospect postwar bi-level: before and after
A postwar bi-level in Mount Prospect, a typical kitchen for Mount Prospect. The kitchen as it was: 1970s dark pecan-stained cabinets. The reason for the call: golden oak doors that dated the kitchen. After: new five-piece shaker doors in pale sage on the existing boxes with unlacquered brass knobs and cup pulls.
Kitchen Cabinet Services in Mount Prospect →
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AfterBefore and after: a 1980s two-story in Palatine
This one is a 1980s two-story in Palatine. The kitchen as it was: golden-oak cabinets with oak soffits above. The main complaint was dated wood doors in a style they no longer liked. Finished kitchen: new five-piece shaker doors in creamy white uppers and navy lowers on the existing boxes with polished nickel pulls.
Kitchen Cabinet Services in Palatine →
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AfterArlington Heights kitchen, 1950s ranch: kitchen remodeling
Finished: cabinets in dark teal with brushed nickel bar pulls, charcoal concrete-look quartz counters, a white 2x8 tile in a vertical stack backsplash, hickory luxury vinyl plank flooring and recessed lights and under-cabinet LED strips.
Kitchen Remodeling in Arlington Heights →
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AfterBefore and after: a 1950s ranch in Arlington Heights
Finished: the same doors sprayed in pale sage, new polished nickel pulls; counters and floor stayed as they were.
Kitchen Cabinet Painting in Arlington Heights →How the job goes
- Tell us the problemCall or send photos of what isn't working.
- In-home lookWe check the boxes, doors and hardware and suggest the right fix.
- Written estimateA clear quote for the option you choose.
- We do the workWork done on schedule with a final walk-through.
Kitchen Cabinet Services questions from Arlington Heights homeowners
Can you fix just one damaged cabinet?
Yes. We replace a single base or door and match it; repainting nearby doors hides any difference.
Can damaged kitchen cabinets be repaired?
Most damage can: loose hinges, broken drawers, cracked doors, water-swollen panels. We'll tell you when replacing one cabinet is smarter.
Should I paint, reface or replace my cabinets?
Look at the boxes and the layout. Both fine — paint or reface. Either one failing — replace.
Can you match my existing cabinets?
We match paint and stain closely; for a perfect match we finish all the cabinets together.
Refacing or painting — which should I choose?
Choose painting to keep your doors and change color, refacing to get new doors in a new style.
Do Arlington Heights condo associations need to approve kitchen work?
Associations usually set rules for work hours, elevators, deliveries and insurance, and many require approval for plumbing, electrical or structural changes. We provide the certificate of insurance and follow the building's rules.
Do I need a Arlington Heights-registered contractor for kitchen work?
The Village of Arlington Heights contractor license number must be listed on permit applications; homeowners doing their own work file a Homeowner as General Contractor form. We take care of that before work starts.
Do I need a permit for kitchen work in Arlington Heights?
It depends on the scope. Arlington Heights's rule in short: Remodel permit applications (shown here via a basement remodel checklist dated 2020) require a building permit application, plans and a contractor proposal; plumbing and electrical permit applications are added if applicable. We handle the permit when one is needed with Building & Life Safety Department.
Do you work in my part of Arlington Heights?
Yes. Our crews work across Arlington Heights — ZIP 60004, 60005 — and nearby Mount Prospect, Palatine, Buffalo Grove.
Working in Arlington Heights
- A lot of Arlington Heights kitchens date from the 1970s. We know these layouts well and what is worth keeping.
- Condo or townhome? We follow association rules on work hours and elevators and bring the insurance certificate your board asks for.
- We know how Building & Life Safety Department handles kitchen permits and pull them for you.
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Other kitchen services in Arlington Heights
Kitchen RemodelingFull kitchen remodels, from layout to last cabinet pull.
Kitchen Cabinet PaintingFactory-smooth painted cabinets without replacing them.
Cabinet RefacingNew doors and fronts on your existing cabinet boxes.
Countertop Fabrication & InstallationQuartz, granite and butcher block, templated and installed.
Kitchen Backsplash InstallationTile backsplashes with clean lines and flush outlets.