Professional Cabinet Repainting & Refinishing

 Refinishing solid cabinets saves 70–80% over replacement with the same high-end look, using industrial coatings and a multi-step spray process for a chip-resistant, factory-grade finish. For a full style change or major door defects, door replacement is often the more cost-effective route.  

 Most residential cabinet projects take only 1 to 2 business days on-site. We remove cabinet doors and drawer fronts to prep, prime, and spray them in a controlled off-site facility—minimizing dust, odors, and disruption so you maintain access to your kitchen appliances. 

 Yes. Our comprehensive preparation includes removing and labeling all switch plates, outlet covers, light fixtures, and cabinet pulls before painting. During final reassembly, we can reinstall your original hardware, spray-paint existing pieces for a clean update, or mount brand-new knobs and pulls. 

 Yes, while it’s off you have the option to replace current handles and knobs with new hardware at no extra charge as long as they are the same size. While you're at it we can also upgrade to soft close hinges and drawer slides. 

A two-part waterborne catalyzed lacquer — a step up from the one-part paint most painters use on cabinets. It cures faster and harder, and resists stains and daily kitchen abuse far better. Doors and drawers are sprayed off-site for a factory-smooth finish; boxes are sprayed in place. Backed by our 5-year warranty.

 More than just a color change. We offer solid painting, staining, white washing, gel stain, and custom colored grain filling. We'll help you choose based on your cabinets' condition and the look you want. 

 Oak's deep grain shows through paint or stain as a textured surface — grain filling levels it out before finishing. It's optional: some clients like the natural texture, especially with stain, while others want a smoother, modern look. We'll show you both during the estimate.