1. Irving Brush
Irving Brush provides kitchen cabinet painting in Salem, NH. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 6 years. Cabinet painting starts with removing doors and drawers, labeling each piece, and cleaning off built-up kitchen grease. Surfaces are scuffed and primed with a bonding primer, then painted with a durable cabinet enamel in thin coats for a smooth, even finish that holds up to daily handling. On their profile, Irving Brush lists cabinet types to paint: wall cabinets, base cabinets, both and wall and base cabinets; current cabinet finish: wood stain, paint and unfinished; type of painting: full repainting lighter color, full repainting same color, full repainting darker color, first time painting and design multiple colors. Irving Brush is also listed for exterior painting, interior painting, paint removal and wallpaper removal. Chipping on previously painted cabinets or yellowed finishes around the sink and stove often prompt a fresh coat done with proper prep. Count the doors and drawers, send photos of the whole kitchen, and share the current finish along with the desired color and sheen. Grain filling, door repairs, interior painting, and hardware changes add time. Prior paint or heavy lacquer that must be stripped before priming raises the cost. Besides Salem, homeowners in Windham, Hampstead and Pelham can reach out for kitchen cabinet painting. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Credit card, PayPal and Square cash app. To get started, send Irving Brush a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.