Ready for a fresh new look in your home? We have your painting needs covered with our Cabinet, Door, & Trim Painting Services. When it comes to refinishing wood, there are a few things you need to consider. First and foremost, make sure that the job is correct the first time. Furthermore, if you want to bring value back into your home, we can help. Cabinet painting, door painting, and trim painting can transform the look and feel of any room in your home. In addition, we understand the importance of maintaining a high level of detail in our trim refinishing work.
Our trim refinishing process typically includes: (stained and polyurethane-coated wood)
We will always:
We currently love using the C2 Cabinet and Trim Paint
A quote from their website about C2 paint says it best:
“Our revolutionary cabinet and trim paint features patented Polywhey® technology—a safe, easy-to-use finish using recycled dairy whey protein. This innovative formula blends the elegance of an old-world traditional oil-based paint with the benefits of modern-day low-VOC technology. The result is a smooth, porcelain-hard finish that is one of the most eco-friendly and durable products we have ever created. Because of it’s incredible durability, it’s also great for use on floors.”
Below are showcases of cabinetry, doors, and trim painting jobs we have done in the past.
This custom kitchen cabinetry was top of the line in the 1970s when it was new. Demolishing and rebuilding this kitchen would be a waste of time and money. Fortunately, the cabinetry was in excellent condition and just needed a fresh refinish. Thankfully, the owner hired us to sand, re-paint, and install the new kitchen cabinetry. In addition, the new owner had some great ideas to open up the kitchen, dining room, and living room space to bring in new colors and make three rooms look and feel like one beautiful room. Our before and after photos demonstrate the dramatic changes to the master living space.
These photos are of another kitchen remodel that we are fortunate enough to be able to showcase. This kitchen was hand-built by the client’s family member! He was a skilled carpenter! So, they contracted us to paint the cabinets. First, we sprayed an oil-based varnish on the interior of the cabinetry. Next, ,some light sanding and a second coat of varnish. Then, we applied one coat of an oil-based primer. Followed by two coats of oil-based white paint (sanding between coats) on the exterior side finish.
The photos of this 1970 ranch home show how damaged some of the trim had become. With our skilled workers, we patched lots of seams and holes before applying the primer and paint. The paint upgrades changed the overall look and feel of this home.
In the last phase of this 3-bed, 2-bath dream home renovation, the homeowner reached out to us for a final touch. We were honored; the homeowner hired us to complete the refinishing trim painting. In this large house, the current owner did not want the ‘Oak look’ and did not want the walls painted a different color. Therefore, we refinished 13 doors, doorframes, and trim. Likewise, we refinished nine windows and all the trim work on the first floor.
