Cabinet Refinishing in Boca Raton, FL

Cabinet refinishing in Boca Raton

Boca Raton kitchens in communities like Woodfield Country Club and Broken Sound are often large, open-plan spaces with upper, lower, and island cabinetry — sometimes running to fifty or sixty door and drawer fronts. Refinishing is a fraction of the cost of replacement and, done correctly, produces a factory-smooth finish that holds up to daily use. Our process is built around that result.

Why refinishing beats repainting with a brush

The biggest failure mode for cabinet “repaints” is brush marks and lap lines from roller- or brush-applied finish. We remove all doors and drawer fronts, take them to a controlled environment, and spray them with a Sherwin-Williams catalyzed topcoat that cures hard and smooth. The box frames receive the same treatment in place, with appliances and countertops protected throughout. You get a finish that looks like new cabinetry — not like someone painted your old ones.

Boca Raton conditions and cabinet finishes

The kitchen environment in a South Florida home is particularly demanding — high ambient humidity, steam from cooking, and significant UV through sliding glass doors or large windows. A catalyzed finish withstands all three far better than latex paint. We also clean and degrease every cabinet surface thoroughly before priming, because Boca Raton kitchens near the coast can accumulate salt-and-grease residue that causes adhesion failures if not removed.

What’s included

Removal and rehanging of all doors and drawer fronts, full degreasing, light sanding, a bonding primer coat, two topcoats in your choice of color, and hardware reinstallation. Cabinet refinishing carries a six-month finish warranty.

Questions Boca Raton homeowners ask

Can you change the color of my cabinets, or is this only for refreshing the existing finish? We can go any direction you want — darker, lighter, painted, or a natural stain look. Color changes are common in Boca Raton kitchens where homeowners are updating from older honey-oak or espresso tones to a more current white or gray. We’ll show you Sherwin-Williams swatches in person before we finalize the color.

How long will the kitchen be out of service during the refinishing process? Most jobs in Boca Raton homes take two to three days from cabinet removal to final reinstallation. You’ll have full kitchen access by the third day in nearly all cases. We sequence the work to minimize disruption — boxes are refinished in place while doors cure off-site, so you’re never without all your storage simultaneously.