FAQs

We can put new hardware on cabinets, but there is an additional cost if we need to fill and create new holes ($20 per hardware). If we are replacing hardware that fits the same holes, there is no additional cost.

We can paint wood grain cabinets. However removing the wood grain from the cabinets is not possible, and it will show through the paint in situations.

Duration depends on the project. For a kitchen or bathroom, you can expect it to take anywhere from three days to one week.

Kitchens that have been painted before are more problematic and are harder to achieve a factory finish. We do our best to sand and restore cabinets that have multiple coats of paint.

We use Benjamin Moore Command paint for all cabinetry. This paint has a high-durability coverage that self levels for a factory-like finish.

No, we only paint cabinets.

For most kitchens, a satin finish is the best choice. It strikes the perfect balance between durability, ease of cleaning, and aesthetic appeal. Gloss finishes are also a good choice if you prefer more shine.

We take care of minor patchwork and prep as part of our process to ensure a high-quality finish. For significant repairs, we may recommend additional support.

We take the doors and drawers of your cabinets to our 2,000 sq. ft. cabinetry shop so we can ensure a dust-free finish. The cabinet boxes will be done in your home by sealing off the area to protect the rest of your space.