refinish

If you have gotten quotes on Kitchen Cabinet Refacing you know how expensive it is.

Do you really know what you get for your money?

Kitchen Cabinet Refinishing is very similar to furniture refinishing.

We  offer cabinet painting too.

Due to the proprietary nature of the process we can't go into great detail in this forum regarding how we do it.

Please know that your home will not smell of noxious/caustic chemicals.

Also know that once your project is complete you will be amazed with the results.

Our schedule varies quite a bit. Typically, we are scheduled a couple of weeks out. You don't have to wait that long for an estimate though, our policy is to be able to meet you for a consultation within 48 hours, if you desire. Sometimes our client's schedules change because life happens, so we may be able to fit you in earlier than mentioned above. Estimates are free, you have nothing to lose.

Refurbishing typically takes less than two days and is very non-intrusive, you don't even have to empty your cabinets or drawers. Refinishing requires more explanation since the process is very different from refurbishment. We come in and take your doors with us. We then process the cases right in your home. After the cases have been processed we can then apply the stain & sealer. After that we come back with your doors and put them back. Typically, the process takes less than 5 days. The process is split up, we aren't in your house 5 days straight.

It's pretty much the same process with a few exceptions. We can explain the difference during a consultation, we have to protect our proprietary process. Suffice it to say your home won't smell of caustic chemicals. Bare in mind you can change the color of your cabinets by refinishing them. With refurbishment you have to keep your original color.

First, we don't care for the refacing concept.

Most of those reasons are spelled out on the page dedicated to Kitchen Cabinets.

Of course here's more: Refacing usually ranges between $7,000 and $25,000, and the real shame is that after spending all that money, the refacing part is done by applying what they call a "self adhesive covering," - which in reality is a cardboard thin piece of laminated wood with a sticky back, (so thin in fact, that it is cut with scissors.)

Why buy new if you are happy with what you have?

Furniture Repair & Refinishing

Your old furniture is probably better constructed than anything new you can buy.