Degreasing & prep
Cabinet surfaces are cleaned thoroughly, sanded, filled, and prepared for strong adhesion.
Transform worn cabinets with a preparation-heavy process built around cleaning, sanding, priming, and careful finish application.
Kitchen and bathroom cabinets are touched constantly, exposed to grease and moisture, and expected to look smooth up close. That makes preparation and product selection critical.
Cabinet surfaces are cleaned thoroughly, sanded, filled, and prepared for strong adhesion.
The right primer helps isolate stains, improve adhesion, and create a smoother base.
Doors, drawers, frames, and boxes are coated carefully for a consistent, durable result.
We review the existing finish, count pieces, and organize doors, drawers, and hardware.
Surfaces are degreased, sanded, repaired, masked, and primed.
Cabinet coatings are applied for even coverage and a smooth appearance.
Components are reinstalled, aligned, touched up, and reviewed with you.
Yes. Components are typically removed, labeled, prepared, finished, and reinstalled in an organized sequence.
Yes. Proper cleaning, sanding, priming, and coating selection make major color changes possible.
Durability depends heavily on preparation, primer, coating choice, cure time, and daily care. We use a process designed specifically for cabinet surfaces.
Tell us how many doors and drawers you have, the current finish, and the color direction you want.