Cabinet Refinishing

The difference between a cabinet job that lasts and one that peels in a year is entirely in the prep and the spray. We remove the doors and drawers and label them so they go back exactly where they came from. We clean off years of kitchen grease, because paint will not bond over it. We sand the surfaces to give the primer something to grip, fill grain and dings where needed, and prime with a bonding primer built for slick, previously finished wood.

Then we spray. A sprayed finish is what makes cabinets look factory-done instead of brushed. There are no roller marks and no brush lines, just a smooth even coat. We can match most sheens, from a soft satin to a durable semi-gloss that wipes clean. Doors and drawers get sprayed off the cabinet for a clean edge, then refit, and we reinstall your hardware or swap in new pulls if you are changing them.

A typical cabinet refinish runs about 5 to 7 days, since the coats need real cure time between them and we do not rush that. You get the same process as every 1Up job. Free walkthrough, written fixed-price quote in 24 hours, clean daily work, and a final walkthrough before you pay the balance. Owner on every job. Licensed, bonded, and insured under ROC #365049.

What's included

• Full sand & degrease
• Bonding primer
• Sprayed factory-smooth finish
• Doors removed, sprayed off & refit
• Hardware reinstall or swap
• Multiple sheen options