Cabinet Refinishing

If your cabinet boxes are solid and the layout works, refinishing gets you a new-looking kitchen without tearing anything out. The finish has to stand up to hands, water and cleaning, so the prep and the product matter more here than on any wall.

How we refinish cabinets

• Doors and drawer fronts removed, labeled and taken to a work area
• Hardware bagged, or swapped for new pulls at the same time
• Every surface cleaned and degreased, then scuff-sanded
• Dents and gaps filled, then a bonding primer
• A durable cabinet-grade enamel, sprayed for a smooth finish
• Boxes and frames done in place with the kitchen masked off

Living without your doors

The kitchen is partly out of use for several days while the doors cure. We tell you how long before we start, so you can plan around it.

When refinishing is the wrong answer

If the boxes are water-damaged, the shelves are sagging or you want a different layout, paint will not fix it. We tell you that at the estimate, and our kitchen remodeling crew can price new cabinets instead.