We refinish cabinet doors, panels, and other visible kitchen surfaces. Before work begins, we check the material, edges, existing finish, grease, and moisture damage.
Before painting, we remove grease, check the existing finish, and test a small area.
Important: Small joints between wood parts may become visible again as humidity changes.
Important: Worn-through or bubbled veneer may need to be replaced in the damaged area instead of sanded further.
Important: Water-swollen MDF cannot be restored to its original shape and usually needs replacement.
Important: Grease, silicone, and furniture polish can prevent paint adhesion. We clean and test these areas especially carefully.
Important: Heavy old coatings may hide damage and require additional hand preparation.
Important: Laminate, plastic, and natural wood require different primers and may not have identical textures.
We check color and sheen on a physical sample because screens can distort color. Cabinet boxes and other kitchen components are quoted separately. We do not change the kitchen layout.
We remove grease, repair damage, prime, and paint with materials suited to each cabinet surface.
Edges, backs, panels, and hardware openings are included in the plan before work begins.
We can preserve the wood grain or paint the cabinet fronts a solid color.
Before work begins, we check the material, the old coating, and any nearby surfaces that need protection.
Swollen MDF and particleboard with damaged edges may need replacement.
Separated veneer and thermofoil cabinet fronts require a separate inspection.
Grease, silicone, and furniture polish can reduce paint adhesion.
Countertops, cabinet boxes, and layout changes are not part of cabinet-front refinishing and are quoted separately.
A refinished surface may differ from a factory finish, so we check the color and sheen on a sample.
Send us an overall photo, a close-up, and a short description of what you need done.
We check the material, existing finish, damage, and access to the work area.
When needed, we test the chosen method on a small, inconspicuous area.
We explain the work, the expected result, and the price before we begin.
We protect the surrounding area, complete the work, and monitor the surface throughout the process.
We review the finished surface with you and explain how to care for it.
Price depends on more than size. We also consider the material, surface condition, and access to the work area.
View Pricing DetailsNumber and size of cabinet fronts
Material and current finish
Backs and edges
Cabinet sides, trim, and panels
Edge and hole repairs
Color, sheen, and texture
On-site removal and reinstallation
Send us a few photos and describe the work you need in your own words.
We first check the condition of the film and base. If the film is peeling, we remove it and determine whether the MDF underneath can be repainted.
If requested. The back requires additional preparation and paint, so it is quoted separately.
New hardware can be installed if it fits the existing holes or the holes can be moved safely. We confirm this before painting.
No. We come to your property, remove the cabinet fronts on site, prepare and paint them, and reinstall them.
