Cabinet Painting & Refinishing

Cabinet refinishing includes doors, drawer fronts, frames, and end panels. We remove the doors and hardware, clean off grease and residue, sand every surface, and spray a cabinet-grade enamel for a brush-mark-free finish — then reinstall with new or existing hardware.

Most kitchens take four to six days, and you keep use of your cabinets throughout most of the project (doors come off and go back on in batches). We spray off-site or in a ventilated tent so overspray never lands on your counters or floors.

We use cabinet-specific coatings like Sherwin-Williams Emerald Urethane and Benjamin Moore Advance, which cure hard and resist chips and moisture — important in Colorado's dry climate, where wood constantly expands and contracts. Insl-x Cabinet Coat is also available for an even harder finish.