Cabinet Refinishing in Denver

Cabinet Refinishing Denver offers a variety of creative ways to spice up your kitchen and/or bathroom cabinetry in Denver, Colorado. A simple change or two, such as painting and/or refinishing your cabinets, will give your room a fresh new appearance and feel for less than the cost of replacing them. Refacing cabinets, a process of veneering existing cabinet boxes and replacing doors and drawer fronts, is another option.

It’s important to understand, the importance of kitchen cabinets having the flawless appearance of a factory finish. however, that poor cabinet design or hidden structural flaws may not allow for painting and/or refinishing alone. Some less expensive cabinetry can grow especially frail with age. Often times, thin sides and backs are veneered with vinyl paper, and can peel or delaminate. Also, undersize particle-board cabinet bottoms or shelves may sag or break. In these cases, you could still replace doors & drawers, but the vast structural issues render these types of cabinets a bad idea for refinishing and/or painting. You would be better off replacing them.

However, if damage seems limited to worn surfaces, nicks and dings—painting can work miracles… especially when coupled with new cabinet hardware.
Cabinet Refinishing Denver is an experienced cabinet refinishing company with over 35 years of experience in the Denver Metro area.

We can help you create the kitchen or bath that you have always wanted with customfinishes. We understand that these are the two most important rooms in your home, and we take pride in doing the job as quickly, painlessly and beautiful as possible.

We love taking your old kitchen cabinets or other cabinetry and making them look beautiful again. We often work with do-it-yourselfers and interior decorators through the cabinet refinish process, to help choose stain, color and finish. 

Replacing your cabinets seems easy and quick – but it actually takes a tremendous amount of time, considerable effort, and it’s terribly costly. Don’t toss the strong, finely-crafted cabinets you already have into the furnace. Instead, trust Cabinet Refinishing Denver to revive your cabinets with countless years of restoration expertise and a careful hand.

Replacing your kitchen cabinets requires a team of workers to complete the adequate professional factory finish. Refinishing, however, allows the craftsmen at Cabinet Refinishing Denver to gently remove the parts they need to restore and deliver a Working with cabinet refinishing companies such as ours saves you:

Money  – There’s no need to buy new, expensive doors and shelving. We restore the cabinets you already own and love. Pricing is based on linear feet of the cabinet, and we’ll even provide in-home consultation and measurement.

Time – Forget remeasuring and designing a new logistical scheme for your kitchen. We work on frames for an average of 3-5 business days, and can usually deliver drawers and doors within 7-10 business days

Is it time to freshen up your old outdated cabinetry?  One of our specialties is spraying a fine painted finish over stained cabinetry.  Our cabinet painting process is very thorough. 

Mask off all areas of kitchen and cabinets not being painted

Lightly sand all glossy surfaces and our cleaning technique consists of using a lacquer thinner instead of soap and water which can possibly warp the wood.

Spray a generous coat of oil base primer

Caulk all joints and seams and spackle all nail holes and imperfections

Spray double coat coverage f a high quality Sherwin Williams Oil Based Paint in your desired sheen

(optional) Antique, glaze, or distress cabinetry

(optional) 2 coats of Polyurethane brushed over glaze

At Cabinet Refinishing Denver, we thrive on transforming your living space. One of the more drastic and cost-effective ways to accomplish this is to paint your cabinets. Does your kitchen have the 80’s feel with the white-wash stain? Or does it feel like you’ve gone back in time to the 1990’s with your orange oak stain?  I suddenly feel like a flashback to the 80’s.

Did you know you can paint your cabinets for a fraction of the cost of replacing your cabinets? Continue reading below to learn more, and contact us today with any additional questions.

If you’ve looked into what it would cost to replace your cabinets and start from scratch, your heart may have skipped a beat when you were presented with the price-tag.  My father recently replaced the cabinets in his kitchen for a whopping $15,000 to $50,000

This Consists of only replacing the doors and drawers on your cabinets but is still very expensive.  Estimates I’ve received range from $9,000-$14,000, depending on the size of your kitchen.

Painting your kitchen cabinets is the most cost-effective way to transform the look of your Kitchen.  If your cabinets are currently stained, our proprietary process will convert them to paint and you will be left with a factory finish.

How do we achieve this?  The short answer – multiple steps in the process where we lightly sand your cabinets, use the highest quality products, two top-coats of paint (most paint companies in North Texas apply one coat of paint – keeps your cost down a bit but you lose both durability and the smooth factory finish) and we use a spray application to avoid brush strokes.

The most important factor when painting cabinets?  Having professional, skilled painters that take pride in there work and understand how to prep the cabinet surface prior to paint. We service all areas throughout Colorado including: Castle Pines, Lakewood CO, Littleton Co., Superior Colorado, Erie CO., Broomfield, Castle Pines Co, Lafayette Colorado, Littleton, Frederick Colorado, Highlands Ranch, Loveland Colorado, Jefferson County, Boulder Co, Frank Town Co., Adams County and all of Denver County, Castle Rock, Arapahoe County, Parker Co, centennial Co, Castle Rock Co, and all of Centennial CO, including Longmont Co, Colorado Springs CO, Firestone CO, all of Colorado, Louisville Colorado, Douglas County, Thornton colorado, fort Collins Colorado, .

The typical cabinet paint job (depending on size) will take 7-10 business days. That includes prep, application of the product, and clean up.

Okay, okay – I know you want to know the pricing.  Here it is.  The price range on most cabinet paint projects is $3,500 – $5,500, all in.  This includes the conversion from stain to paint.  If you’re interested in antiquing or a glaze on top of the paint, expect an additional charge.
If your cabinets are already painted and you simply want to repaint them the same or a different color, the range is $3,250 – $4,150.

Another item to note:  I’ve seen it many times – a client wants to paint there cabinets, they compile several quotes and go for the cheapest company/person.  The person they’ve hired doesn’t know how to properly prep the surface and simply applies paint on top of the stain.  What happens next?  You can peel the paint off your newly painted cabinets with your fingernail days after the job is done.
Going with the cheapest quote can actually cost you more in the long run.  

To fix this issue, you now have to strip the newly applied paint then properly convert the cabinets to paint.  You can see how important it is to hire a professional paint company.  Doing it right the first time is more cost effective than doing it wrong once.  Keep in mind, Denver, Colorado does not require Painting contractors to have a license.

What does this mean?   Anyone can claim to be a painter – chances are these are the cheapest quotes you’ll receive and you may end up in the scenario described above.

We have a 97 percent customer satisfaction rating, check out our testimonials on Google. You can also check out our Facebook page to see videos and pictures of our work.

We offer free estimates for our cabinet painting projects, I’d love to meet with you about your cabinet project!  You can schedule your estimate by utilizing our online booking calendar at the bottom of this page. Contact us today.720-219-9716

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