A factory-smooth finish, done on-site
Great cabinets come down to prep and application. We clean off years of grease, scuff-sand every surface, fill grain and seams, and spray premium cabinet enamel for a glass-smooth finish with no brush marks.
Doors and drawers are labeled, removed, and finished separately, then reinstalled — so the result looks like brand-new cabinetry at a fraction of replacement cost.
What we refinish
Cabinet Painting questions, answered
How much does cabinet painting cost compared to replacing cabinets?
Cabinet refinishing typically costs a fraction of a full replacement — most kitchens run a few thousand dollars depending on the number of doors and drawers, versus tens of thousands for new cabinetry.
How long does cabinet refinishing take?
Most kitchens take 3–5 days from removal to reinstallation, since doors and drawers need time to dry properly between coats for a smooth, durable finish.
Do you spray cabinets on-site or remove them?
We remove and label doors and drawers, finish them with sprayed cabinet enamel in a controlled space, and reinstall everything — this gives a smoother, more even finish than spraying in place.
How durable is a sprayed cabinet finish?
We use premium, scrubbable cabinet enamel rated for daily kitchen use, so the finish resists chipping, grease, and water far better than a standard wall paint job.
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