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Refinish · Reface · Renovate
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Cabinets refinished in Benjamin Moore Jute and Backwoods, with veined quartz and a full-height matching backsplash.
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Refinished in Sherwin-Williams Grays Harbor, with new solid wood doors, a ripple tile backsplash and warm brass accents.
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An ensuite and guest bath reworked with marble-look porcelain tile and a custom blue double vanity.
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A new island and cabinetry refinished in Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace turn this kitchen into a bright, open space.
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Maple and white cabinetry, quartz surfaces and black and gold hardware, with a layout reworked for more storage.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the difference between Refinishing and Refacing my doors?
A. Refinishing means to follow our process of repainting your doors/drawers in our shop. Refacing means to make you completely new doors. Refinishing is best suited when you like the door profile but want to change the colour. Refacing is best suited when you want to change the door profile or material.
Q. I want my cabinet boxes sprayed, will you do this?
A. Yes, we do provide this service. The cabinet boxes are primed and sprayed with 2K poly. However, please note that for this process, we will need to plastic off the kitchen, and you will be unable to access it for 2-5 days, depending on the size of the project. The doors are still removed and brought to our shop to be sprayed with lacquer.
Q. Do you paint both sides of the doors and drawers
A. Yes, all sides and edges are painted. Our process is to sand both sides first, then spray primer/sealer, sand again, and then tinted lacquer colour of your choice is sprayed.
Q. Will you come to my home?
A. Absolutely, before proceeding, we kindly request that you provide us with a few comprehensive photos of your current kitchen and/or vanity cabinets, along with the total count of doors and drawers. These images will allow us to assess the extent of on-site painting required, including areas such as islands, trim, and side gables. This ensures an accurate understanding of your project's scope and enables us to provide tailored recommendations and estimates.
Q. How long does it take?
A. On average, completion time at our shop is approximately 2 weeks. However, for onsite work, the duration typically ranges from 1 to 5 days, varying based on your kitchen's size. Please note that new cabinets may require a longer timeframe, typically around 3 to 4 weeks for completion.