A Westborough homeowner wanted cabinet refinishing AND whole first-floor interior repaint. Sequencing as two separate projects would've meant 11 working days + two crew mobilizations. Bundled, we did it in 8.
The challenge
Cabinet work and interior wall work have opposite ideal conditions. Cabinets prefer sealed dust-free spaces. Wall painting needs open access. Doing them simultaneously means careful protection — cabinets staged off-site, walls done while the cabinet doors and drawers are at our shop.
What we did
- Day 1: Remove cabinet doors + drawers, send to shop for spray-finishing
- Days 2–6: First-floor walls + trim repaint (open kitchen access)
- Day 5–6: Cabinet boxes hand-painted under containment in kitchen
- Day 7: Reinstall cabinet doors + drawers, hardware
- Day 8: Touch-ups + final walk-through
The result
Coordinated palette — cabinets in Cloud White, walls in Repose Gray, trim matching cabinets. Looks like one design decision instead of two staggered projects. Saved 3 working days and one full crew mobilization vs separate scheduling.
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