Kitchen renovation project shown for finish inspiration. A refinishing scope keeps suitable existing doors and boxes.
Is this the right fit?
Start with the condition of the space.
Refinishing is worth considering when the cabinet boxes and existing doors are in good condition, and you want a new finish without changing the door design. We inspect the surfaces first so the estimate reflects the preparation each kitchen needs.
What we can discuss
A clear scope from the start.
Review door and cabinet condition, finish options, and hardware
Label and organize removable doors and drawer fronts
Protect surrounding surfaces; clean, repair, sand, and prime as required
Finish agreed cabinet surfaces and complete reassembly and final review
Planning your project
Details make a better estimate.
The exact product system, finish schedule, and on-site work are chosen for the existing surfaces and confirmed in the written scope. Send wide kitchen photos and close views of door profiles, worn areas, and cabinet ends to start the conversation.
Should I refinish or reface my cabinets?
Refinish when you want to keep the existing door style. Reface when you want a new door design while retaining suitable cabinet boxes. We can review photos and the cabinet condition with you.
