Kitchen cabinet refinishing across Palm Beach and Broward
New cabinets mean tearing out your kitchen, weeks without a sink, and a bill that runs into five figures. Refinishing gets you the same transformation using the boxes you already have. We take the doors back to our shop, spray them in a controlled booth, and bring them back looking factory finished.
§ 01 — WHAT IS INCLUDED
EVERY JOB COVERS THIS.
- Doors and drawer fronts sprayed in our shop, not brushed in your kitchen
- Boxes and frames finished on site with the same coating
- Dust containment and floor protection through the whole job
- Color matched to whatever you picked, including cabinet grade whites
- Hardware removed, labeled, and reinstalled
§ 02 — HOW IT WORKS
THE PROCESS.
- STEP 01
Walkthrough
We measure the kitchen, count doors and drawers, and talk through color and sheen.
- STEP 02
Removal
Doors and fronts come off, get labeled, and head to the shop. Hinges and hardware are bagged by location.
- STEP 03
Prep
Everything is cleaned, degreased, sanded, and primed. This is the part that decides whether a finish lasts.
- STEP 04
Spray
Doors are sprayed in the booth where there is no dust and no brush marks. Boxes are finished on site.
- STEP 05
Reinstall
Fronts go back on, hardware is reset, and we walk the kitchen with you before we leave.
§ 03 — WHAT HOMEOWNERS SAY
Looks like something out of a magazine.
Crystal A.
January 2023
I left them a lock box and a key while I travelled.
Lesley P.
March 2025
No mess, no dust, no disorganization.
George Z.
June 2025
§ 04 — STRAIGHT ANSWERS
CABINET REFINISHING FAQS.
How long does a kitchen take?
Most kitchens run three to five working days from removal to reinstall. Larger kitchens with heavy grease or damage can take longer, and we tell you which one you have at the walkthrough, not halfway through.
Can I use my kitchen while you work?
Yes. The doors are off in our shop for most of the job, so you keep the sink, the fridge, and the counters. The only real interruption is the day we finish the boxes on site.
Is refinishing actually cheaper than new cabinets?
Substantially. Replacing cabinets in a typical kitchen runs well into five figures once you add demolition, counters, and plumbing. Refinishing keeps the boxes and the counters where they are.
Will it chip?
Not if the prep is done right. Cleaning, degreasing, sanding, and priming are where a cabinet finish is won or lost. We spray a coating built for cabinetry, not wall paint.
§ 05 — WHERE WE WORK
CABINET REFINISHING ACROSS PALM BEACH + BROWARD
Boca Raton · Delray Beach · Boynton Beach · West Palm Beach · Wellington · Royal Palm Beach · Lake Worth · Deerfield Beach · Coral Springs · Parkland · Miramar · Pembroke Pines · Davie · Southwest Ranches · Cooper City · Plantation · Fort Lauderdale · Weston
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