Nearly half of Kenwood’s homes went up between 1960 and 1979, and plenty of their kitchens still have the solid wood boxes they were built with. Queen City Painting and Decorating gives those cabinets a new finish while the layout, counters and plumbing stay put.
protecting your investment
with the 1960s and '70s kitchens around Kenwood Road and Galbraith Road
with a written quote up front
from start to finish
with 600+ satisfied customers
across 200+ Google reviews
Doors, drawers and hardware come off and get labeled. Every surface is degreased and sanded, then primed and finished with two coats of Sherwin-Williams Emerald Urethane.
Walls, ceilings and trim in the rooms around the kitchen, so a new cabinet color doesn’t leave the family room looking tired.
Siding and trim on Kenwood ranches and split-levels, scheduled May through September when the weather lets paint cure.
Cleaning, prep and fresh stain or paint for backyard decks and fences that have gone gray.
Offices and storefronts near Kenwood Towne Centre, painted in phases so the business keeps running.
Census figures put the median Kenwood home at 1965, and only 3% of houses were built in 2000 or later. That means a lot of original or once-refaced cabinetry: solid frames, older finishes and years of kitchen grease on the doors nearest the stove.
Usually, yes. Solid wood boxes and doors from that era tend to be good candidates. We check for swelling at the sink base, loose veneer and failing old finishes first, and the written estimate says if anything needs repair before paint.
Every cabinet is primed, then finished with two coats of Sherwin-Williams Emerald Urethane. It’s a hard enamel made for doors and trim that get handled every day.
Mostly. The cabinet boxes stay in place, so your counters, sink and appliances keep working. You’ll get a daily update so you know what’s done and what comes next.
It’s the easiest moment to do it. New pulls with the same hole spacing go straight into the old holes. If the spacing changes, we fill and sand the old holes before primer so they disappear under the finish.
Call (513) 572-9451 or send a request online. The consultation can happen in your kitchen, by phone or by video walkthrough, and you’ll have a detailed written estimate within 24 hours.
Cabinet painting happens indoors, so the weather doesn’t get a say in the schedule. Every project carries our 3+ year warranty, with 4.9 stars across 200+ Google reviews behind it.
