Cabinet Refinishing

What This Service Involves

Refinishing revives structurally sound wood cabinets by stripping or sanding the old finish and applying new stain, sealer, or clear coat. It is a cost-effective way to change tone or renew tired surfaces without the expense of new cabinetry. We prep meticulously and use durable finishes that stand up to the steam, grease, and humidity a working kitchen produces. When your boxes and doors are solid, refinishing delivers a dramatic change for a fraction of replacement cost.

Benefits

Substantial visual change at a lower cost; existing solid-wood boxes preserved; durable finish that resists kitchen moisture; less waste than full replacement

Our Process

1) Remove doors, drawers, and hardware; 2) Strip or sand surfaces and repair imperfections; 3) Apply stain or finish in controlled coats; 4) Reassemble and reinstall all components

What Affects the Cost

Number of doors, drawers, and linear feet; condition and wood species of existing cabinets; type of finish and number of coats; extent of repairs needed before finishing

Best Time of Year

Refinishing benefits from drier indoor conditions, so late spring through early fall helps finishes cure cleanly.