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We disassemble the doors & drawer fronts from the boxes. The doors & drawer fronts will be taken to our off-site shop location to be prepped & painted.Then we do a thorough cleaning of the boxes, followed by a scuff sanding on everything to ensure a good bond. The entire area is then prepped for spraying- the countertops, floors, walls, etc will be protected. We do 1-2 coats of primer on everything, followed by 1-2 coats of our top coat. We complete everything on site first and then do the doors & drawer fronts at our shop. On the final day, we bring the doors & drawer fronts back and re-assemble them.

To ensure a quality & durable finish, we do a very thorough prep to the boxes, doors, and drawer fronts prior to painting them. First, we clean everything, then we scuff sand, and then we use a quality primer to ensure our finish holds up to normal wear and tear.

Absolutely! We recommend cleaning with a gentle dish soap (dawn, etc) and warm water. We do not recommend any abrasive cleaners which can eat away at the finish of the paint.

An average kitchen takes approximately 5-6 business days. It usually takes 3 days on site, followed by 2-3 days at our shop for the doors & drawer fronts. On the final day, the doors & drawer fronts are re-assembled on site and hardware is put back on.

The doors & drawer fronts are disassembled from the boxes on day 1 and taken to our off-site shop to be cleaned, prepped, and painted.

There is no need to completely empty your cabinets. Any items you may need while the boxes are being painted should be removed, as well as any valuable or breakable items.

Yes. Any color you choose can be used in our top coat. We want to help you obtain your dream kitchen, so the sky is the limit.

If you want to replace hardware that will not line up with the existing holes, we can fill them so you can start fresh. If you’d like new holes to be drilled for you, we can do that as well. We also can help with new hinges if you’re interested in replacing those.

No. Everything including the boxes, doors, and drawer fronts are sprayed to provide you with a “factory-like” finish.

We actually use an industrial-grade cabinet coating rather than paint. Our coating is both water and chemical resistant which doesn’t break down like paint or lacquer. We have refinished many types of cabinets and it has always held up amazingly!