Cabinet Refresh

Have years of daily wear and tear taken a toll on your kitchen cabinets? Are your cabinets dirty, greasy, or have areas where the color has faded? Do loose door hinges bother you? If so, then breathe new life into your kitchen by restoring your cabinet’s natural beauty with our Refresh service.

What is a Refresh?

Refresh is our proprietary wood restoration process that reconditions your cabinets, restoring them to an almost new look and luster. It’s fast, affordable, and not limited to the kitchen. As such, you can revive bathroom vanities, mantels, staircases, or other wood items in your home or business. In addition to saving money, you will be amazed at how great your space can look.

What is the Refresh process?

First, we remove and deep clean the cabinet doors to remove built-up grease, dirt, dust, wax, and smoke. Next, we repair minor damage such as scratches, chips, and cracks. Then, we apply a colorant where the color has faded, and penetrating oil to restore dried-out wood. Lastly, we use a fresh finish to your cabinets to restore that new look.

How much time does a Refresh take?

Typically, a Refresh wood restoration project takes one day to complete! Therefore, you’ll have plenty of time to makeover your kitchen in time for your next event. Additionally, we protect your kitchen while we work and clean up at the end of the day.

Is a Refresh the best choice for me?

If your cabinets have any of the below conditions, then our Refresh service may be an excellent option.

• Minor damage, such as scratches, dings, or cracks
• Dull or faded finish
• Stubborn dirt and grease built-up on the surface

If your cabinet boxes are in bad shape, then you should consider replacing your cabinets. Although, in some cases, we may be able to repair minor frame damage.

What are the other benefits of your Refresh service?

Reconditioning your cabinets save time, money, and is eco-friendly. By keeping your existing cabinets in place, you’re doing your part to help the environment. In other words, your cabinets do not end up in the landfill, and companies do not have to make new ones. If we work together, then we can help make the world a better place, one kitchen at a time.