Cabinet refinishing is painting kitchens without replacing them.
We don't roll cabinet doors. Every door comes off. Every door gets labeled. Every door goes to a controlled setting — sanded, primed with a bonding primer, sprayed in thin coats, cured, and re-hung.
You keep your layout. You keep your hardware. You save $5,000–$8,000 versus replacement. A finish that holds up to cooking, cleaning, and a full household.
We count every door and drawer front. Photograph the layout.
Every piece off. Every piece numbered so it returns to the exact frame.
Old finish removed. Cutting this step is why most cabinet jobs fail.
Kitchen grease is the enemy of paint adhesion. Solvent wipe before primer.
Not regular primer. A bonding primer made for slick surfaces.
Thin coats in controlled setting. No drips, no brush lines, no roller stipple.
Finish done when cured, not when dry. Rushing the re-hang makes doors stick.
Doors back on frames. Face frames painted in place with detail tools.
Standard kitchen (20–30 doors + drawers): 5–8 working days.
Large kitchens or custom layouts: up to 10 days.
Kitchen unusable roughly 3–4 of those days.
We'll count the doors, look at the finish, and tell you what it costs to bring the kitchen back — without pulling a single cabinet out.
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