Cabinet Painting & Refinishing in Johnston, RI

Yes. Cabinet painting is part of our refinishing process for suitable cabinet boxes, doors, and drawer fronts. We inspect the existing finish, explain the required cleaning and prep, and provide a written scope before work begins.

Envirolak is one cabinet-coating option we can discuss. The coating system is selected only after we inspect the cabinet material, existing finish, desired color, and site conditions; the approved product is listed in the written estimate.

Most kitchen cabinet projects take 3-5 days. We often remove doors to finish off-site, minimizing disruption to your kitchen.

Absolutely! We can change oak cabinets to white, update honey maple to gray, or create any custom color you desire.

Yes! We use specialized cabinet paints and finishes that are designed for high-use surfaces and provide excellent durability.

Yes, we can install new hinges, pulls, and knobs. We can also fill old holes if you're changing hardware placement.

Yes, with proper preparation and specialized primers, we can successfully paint laminate cabinets for a beautiful, lasting finish.

Cabinet refinishing in CT typically costs $2,500-$6,500 for an average kitchen. This is 50-70% less than cabinet replacement, which can cost $15,000-$30,000+ for quality cabinets.

Popular cabinet colors include classic white, soft gray, navy blue, sage green, and warm greige. We can match any color you desire and provide samples before starting.

Absolutely! Oak cabinets are excellent candidates for refinishing. We can paint them any color or apply a fresh stain. The wood grain can be filled for a smooth modern look or left visible for character.

You can use your kitchen throughout most of the process. We typically remove doors for finishing off-site. Full cure takes about 7 days, during which we recommend gentle use.

Refinishing is almost always cheaper than replacing kitchen cabinets — typically $2,500–$6,500 to refinish an average Connecticut kitchen versus $15,000–$30,000+ to replace with quality cabinets, a saving of roughly 50–70%. If your cabinet boxes are structurally sound, refinishing keeps your existing layout and delivers a factory-smooth, durable finish in days instead of weeks. Replacement only makes sense when the boxes are water-damaged, falling apart, or you want a completely different layout.

Refinishing keeps your existing cabinets: we clean, sand, prime, and spray the doors, drawers, and boxes with a durable finish (or a fresh stain on solid wood), typically $2,500–$6,500 and done in days. Refacing replaces doors and drawer fronts and veneers the boxes, typically $8,000+. Resurfacing usually means refacing. If your goal is a new look at the lowest cost, refinishing usually delivers it for thousands less.

Yes. On solid-wood cabinets — oak, cherry, maple — we can clean, sand, and refinish with a fresh stain and clear coat instead of paint. The grain can be filled for a smooth, modern look or left visible for character; staining is a great fit for quality wood cabinets that simply look tired.