Cabinet Refinishing
Strip, repair, re-stain or re-coat solid wood cabinetry back to a showroom finish.
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Interior PaintingExterior PaintingCabinet PaintingCabinet RefinishingBaseboard PaintingDoor PaintingTrim PaintingWall PaintingCeiling PaintingDrywall Repair All 18 servicesCabinet work is the least forgiving painting there is. Doors get handled every day, so any shortcut in degreasing or sanding shows up as a chipped edge within months. We remove and label every door and drawer front, clean the years of cooking film out of the grain, scuff-sand, and spray a bonding primer followed by two coats of a cabinet-grade enamel that cures hard.
Boxes are masked and sprayed in place with contained ventilation so your kitchen stays usable. Hinges and pulls are removed, bagged and reinstalled, or replaced with hardware you have chosen. The result reads as a new kitchen for a fraction of what new cabinetry costs, and it holds up to fingernails, cleaner and steam.

Questions
Three to five working days for a typical kitchen. Boxes are sprayed early so you keep counter and appliance access for most of the job.
Not when the prep is right. Degreasing and a bonding primer are what stop chipping, and cabinet enamel needs about two weeks to reach full hardness — we tell you how to treat it in that window.
Often yes, with the right bonding primer. Peeling thermofoil is the exception — we will tell you honestly when replacing a door is the better spend.
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Strip, repair, re-stain or re-coat solid wood cabinetry back to a showroom finish.
See what's includedSharp, straight baseboards with no bleed onto tile, wood or carpet.
See what's includedInterior doors, front doors and jambs finished smooth and rehung properly.
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Tell us about the space. We will walk it, price it honestly and put everything in writing — usually within 48 hours.
Send a few photos and I can usually get you a number the same day.