Cabinet Refinishing
Keep existing doors and boxes when the layout and profile still work. We focus on preparation, adhesion, a consistent sprayed finish and detailed reinstallation.
Refinishing details →Choose the level of change that fits your kitchen instead of forcing every project into the same package.

Keep existing doors and boxes when the layout and profile still work. We focus on preparation, adhesion, a consistent sprayed finish and detailed reinstallation.
Refinishing details →Move from stained or dated cabinetry to a painted finish while retaining the cabinet architecture you already like.
Painting details →Keep usable boxes while changing the visible style through new doors, drawer fronts and coordinated exterior finishing.
Refacing details →A strong option when the boxes are sound but the old door profile keeps the kitchen looking dated.
Door replacement →Selected projects can include crown, cabinet-to-ceiling build-ups, panels or other carpentry that is specifically written into the scope.
Ask about your scope →Start with photos, counts and goals. We help determine whether refinishing, refacing or new doors gives you the best visual return.
See the process →Kitchen cabinets are handled constantly, cleaned frequently and viewed at close range. Durable results depend on substrate evaluation, cleaning, prep, bonding, spray technique and controlled reassembly—not just choosing a premium wall paint.
Wide photos of each cabinet wall plus a rough door and drawer-front count help us respond faster.
Prefer to talk? Call (404) 585-5959.
We’ll help you decide whether refinishing, painting, refacing or replacement doors make the most sense.