Cabinetry, Built-Ins & Millwork
A factory-like finish that transforms your space.
Revitalize Your Kitchen
Why replace when you can refinish? Our cabinet refinishing process utilizes advanced spray techniques and ultra-durable coatings to deliver a flawless, factory-like finish. We breathe new life into outdated kitchens and bathrooms at a fraction of the cost of a full renovation.
- Kitchen Cabinets
- Bathroom Vanities
- Built-in Units
- Hardware Updating
- Custom Color Matching
Why Invest in Cabinet Refinishing?
Cost-Effective Transformation
Save 50-70% compared to a full kitchen replacement while achieving the exact same visual impact and modern feel.
Factory-Grade Durability
We use specialized 2K polyurethanes that rival original factory finishes in chemical and moisture resistance.
Endless Customization
Unlike limited factory options, you can choose any color imaginable to perfectly match your home's unique aesthetic.
Eco-Friendly Choice
Refinishing keeps perfectly good cabinet boxes out of the landfill, making it a highly sustainable renovation option.
Our Cabinet Refinishing Process
A multi-step process delivering a durable, factory-like finish for your cabinetry.
Setup & Removal
Every door, drawer front and hinge is numbered before it comes off, so the kitchen goes back exactly as it was. Where the schedule allows, the components come to our spray studio so the dust and smell stay out of your house.
Preparation
Cooking grease is cut back with a degreaser before anything is sanded, otherwise sanding drives it in deeper. Faces are then scuffed to an even matte and sealed with a bonding primer.
Painting
Coats are sprayed with proper flash-off between them to build a hard, washable film. Frames are cut in on site to match, so the whole kitchen reads as one finish.
Reassembly
Doors go back on their own hinges in their own openings, then each one is adjusted so the gaps sit even. Soft-close mechanisms are reset and tested.
Inspection
We open and close every door with you and check the edges where fingers actually land. You get the cure times in writing, since a new kitchen finish hardens over a couple of weeks.
8 Reasons to Refinish Your Cabinets Instead of Replacing
Cabinet refinishing is the smartest way to achieve a brand-new kitchen look without the massive expense and disruption of a full remodel.
Save 50-70% Over Replacement
Why pay for brand new cabinet boxes when your current ones are perfectly structurally sound? Refinishing gives you the exact same visual impact for a fraction of the cost.
Flawless, Factory-Grade Finish
We don't just 'paint' cabinets. We use advanced spray equipment and 2K polyurethanes to deliver a smooth, hard, factory-like finish that looks and feels brand new.
Extreme Durability
Our specialized cabinet coatings are chemically resistant, moisture-resistant, and designed to withstand the daily wear, tear, and scrubbing of a busy kitchen.
Infinite Color Choices
When you buy new cabinets, you are limited to the manufacturer's stock colors. With refinishing, we can custom match any color in the world to perfectly fit your design vision.
The Eco-Friendly Choice
Cabinet replacement sends thousands of pounds of perfectly good wood to the landfill. Refinishing is a highly sustainable choice that recycles your existing materials.
Allows for Hardware Upgrades
Want to switch from dated knobs to sleek, modern pulls? We fill all the old holes with wood epoxy and drill new templates so your new hardware looks perfectly placed.
Minimal Kitchen Disruption
A full kitchen remodel can leave you without a kitchen for months. Our refinishing process takes 1-2 weeks, and you can still use your kitchen for most of that time.
Massive ROI for Home Resale
Kitchens sell houses. A modern, freshly refinished kitchen is one of the most attractive features to potential buyers and offers an incredible return on investment.
Factors That Influence Your Cabinet Quote
To provide an accurate estimate, we evaluate the specific needs of your cabinetry.
Number of Doors & Drawers
Cabinet refinishing is generally priced per opening (each door and drawer front counts as an opening). The more openings, the higher the cost.
Oak Grain Filling
If you have 90s oak cabinets, hiding the heavy wood grain requires applying multiple coats of grain filler and extensive hand-sanding before priming.
Hardware Changes
If you are switching from knobs to handles, or changing the size of your handles, we must fill the old holes with wood epoxy, sand them flat, and drill new templates.
Condition of the Finish
If the cabinets were previously painted by a DIYer with latex paint, the failing coating must be completely stripped or sanded off before we can apply professional enamels.
Two-Tone Designs
Painting the upper cabinets one color and the lower cabinets or island a different color requires additional setup, materials, and spray time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Expert answers to help you make informed decisions.
Comprehensive Cabinet Refinishing FAQs
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