Cabinet Refinishing
Keep the boxes. Lose the dated finish.
A cabinet replacement is a five-figure decision. A refinish is a fraction of it, and if the boxes are solid, nobody who walks into your kitchen will know the difference. The trick is spraying, not brushing: doors and drawer fronts come off, get sprayed properly, and come back with a finish that looks like it came from a factory.
What's included
- Doors and drawer fronts removed, labeled, and sprayed off-site
- Boxes degreased, sanded, and finished in place
- Bonding primer built for slick factory surfaces
- Durable cabinet-grade topcoat that survives daily use
- Hardware reinstalled, doors realigned, kitchen usable throughout
What most bids leave out
Degreasing is the step that separates a refinish that lasts from one that peels in a year. Kitchen surfaces hold more oil than they look like they do.
Before After ★★★★★
“We were quoted $27,000 to replace. Ridgeline refinished for a fraction and I genuinely like it better than new.”
The Ridgeline Promise
We don't ask for final payment until you've walked the job with us and you're happy. If something isn't right, we fix it before we cash the check.
Ready for a cabinet refinishing estimate?
We walk the job with you and send a written line-item estimate within one business day.