Kitchen cabinet painting & Restoration

 The process typically begins with choosing a cabinet paint color. There are many options to choose from, including the popular green colored kitchen cabinets. We then assess the condition of the cabinets. If the cabinets are structurally sound but show signs of wear, such as faded paint, chipped finishes, or damaged hardware, restoration can breathe new life into them.

 First, the cabinets are thoroughly cleaned to remove grease, dirt, and grime. Next, any damaged areas, like scratches or dents, are repaired. This may involve sanding down rough spots or filling in gaps with wood filler.  

After repairs, the cabinets are prepped for refinishing. This step often includes sanding the surfaces to create a smooth base and applying a primer if necessary. Once the primer dries, we are ready for kitchen cabinet painting or staining to achieve the desired finish. This is the most rewarding part of the job.

Homeowners can choose to go with a fresh coat of cabinet paint for a modern look, or opt for staining to bring out the natural wood grain. Additionally, new hardware, such as handles and knobs, can be installed to complete the transformation. Kitchen cabinet painting not only improves the appearance of the space but also increases its overall value, offering a more affordable alternative to replacing kitchen cabinets entirely.