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We label and store hinges, screws, and accessories in designated containers to prevent mixing or loss, so everything is reinstalled correctly.

Refinishing changes the look of a kitchen without a remodel. You get a furniture-grade finish for a fraction of the cost of new cabinets.

We label and store hinges, screws, and accessories in designated containers to prevent mixing or loss, so everything is reinstalled correctly.
We clean, sand, and prime every cabinet surface, including doors and frames, to ensure strong adhesion and an even finish.
We apply primer and finish coats using methods suited to the cabinet material, creating a durable surface that holds up in frequently used kitchens and bathrooms.
Whites, dark tones, or a natural wood look. We match the process to the color you pick.

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We look at the actual project and give you a clear price before any work starts.
Talk to usWe label the doors, drawers, and hardware as they come off so everything goes back where it belongs.
We use primers designed to bond to challenging surfaces like old varnish or factory coatings, stopping stain breakthrough.
We knock down the finish with fine steel wool between coats so it lays out smooth.
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It depends on how many doors and drawers you have and their shape. The coats need time to dry between passes, so plan on several days.
We typically refinish exterior surfaces, door fronts, drawer faces, and visible frame areas. Interior sections can be included upon request.
Satin, semi-gloss, or matte, in whatever color you want, in coatings made for cabinets that stand up to fingerprints and wear.
It comes down to prep. We sand, prime, and use coatings made for cabinets.
Yes. For a fraction of the cost of new cabinets, you can change the color and sheen and keep the boxes you have.