Make Your Kitchen Cabinets Look Brand New Again

Most kitchen cabinet jobs are completed in 7-9 days. That includes prep, prime, spray coats, cure time, and reinstall. We give you a day-by-day schedule before we start.

Not with proper prep and the right finish system. The most common cause of chipping is inadequate prep or skipping primer. We don't cut those corners. Our Refresh and Complete tier finishes are specifically formulated for cabinetry and hold up to daily kitchen use.

Refinishing changes the color and finish of your existing cabinet doors and boxes. Refacing replaces the door fronts but keeps the boxes. Full replacement swaps everything. Refinishing is the most cost-effective option when your cabinet structure is solid.

Interior painting is available as an add-on. Most homeowners opt for exterior only. The inside isn't visible day-to-day, and painting it adds time and cost to the project.

It depends on the tier. Essential uses Benjamin Moore Advance — a premium cabinet enamel with a hard, scrubbable finish built for daily kitchen use. Refresh and Complete use Renner professional wood coatings, which deliver a more refined finish and are what we use when the whole kitchen is being transformed together.

Oak and cherry, yes. Laminate depends on condition. Some laminate takes paint well with proper adhesion primer; others don't. We assess this during the consultation and won't take a job we can't stand behind.

Every kitchen is different, so we don't publish flat pricing. Cabinet count, condition, tier selected, and any add-ons all affect the final number. We provide a written quote after the consultation — no surprises, nothing added after the fact.

Full cabinet replacement (new boxes, doors, hardware, countertops, backsplash, and demo) typically runs $30,000-$50,000 in our market. Refinishing gets you the same transformed kitchen at a fraction of that cost. And with our Complete tier, you can add fresh walls and a new backsplash and still come in well under replacement cost.