Cabinet Refinishing in Davie, FL
Cabinet refinishing is one of the highest-impact upgrades a Davie homeowner can make — new-looking kitchen or bathroom cabinets without the cost or disruption of a full replacement. KB Painting & Refinishing has refinished cabinets in homes throughout Davie, from the Town Center area to the larger ranch-style properties in Ivanhoe Estates, using a process that delivers a factory-smooth finish built to hold up in a Florida kitchen.
Local insight
Davie kitchens deal with the same high humidity the rest of South Florida does, plus the heat from cooking — a proper cabinet finish here needs to be bonded with the right primer and topcoat, not just rolled on and crossed your fingers.
Cabinet refinishing in Davie
A full kitchen cabinet replacement in a Davie home can run tens of thousands of dollars. Refinishing gives you the same visual transformation — new color, clean finish, refreshed hardware prep — for a fraction of that cost, and with far less disruption to your household. We refinish in place on most projects, which means your kitchen is out of commission for days rather than weeks.
What sets our cabinet process apart
We don’t roll cabinet doors. Every door and drawer front gets removed, cleaned with a degreaser to strip cooking oils and grime, lightly sanded, primed with a bonding primer appropriate for the substrate, and then finish-coated with a Sherwin-Williams product formulated for cabinetry. The result is a smooth, hard finish — not the brushed or rolled texture that telegraphs a DIY job.
Cabinet boxes, frames, and interiors are masked, cleaned, and coated while the doors are off, so everything dries properly and nothing sticks when you reinstall.
Our six-month cabinet warranty
We offer a six-month workmanship warranty on cabinet refinishing. If finish adhesion fails or you see unexpected peeling within that window, we come back and make it right.
Davie’s humidity and your cabinets
Homes near the Stirling Road corridor and Long Lake Ranches frequently run their AC hard against South Florida’s summer humidity. That cycling between cool interior air and warm, moist exterior air puts real stress on finishes that weren’t applied correctly. Our process accounts for that.
Questions Davie homeowners ask
Can you refinish cabinets that have a thermofoil or laminate wrap on them? In many cases, yes — but it depends on the condition of the existing wrap. We’ll evaluate during the free estimate. If the laminate is lifting or delaminating significantly, we may recommend stripping it down to the substrate for a better long-term result.
How long will we be without a functioning kitchen? Most Davie cabinet projects are complete in three to five days, depending on the number of doors and the scope. We work methodically to minimize downtime and can usually give you a realistic daily schedule during the estimate visit.
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Common questions
What factors affect the cost of cabinet refinishing in South Florida?
The main variables are door and drawer count, the condition of the existing finish, and whether you're changing colors. Kitchens with heavy grease buildup — common in Florida's year-round cooking climate — require extra cleaning and deglossing, which adds prep time. We provide a free written estimate after a walk-through so there are no surprises before we start.
How long will a spray-applied cabinet finish hold up in a Florida home?
With proper prep and the right Sherwin-Williams products, a spray-applied finish typically lasts five or more years even with South Florida's humidity and daily kitchen use. Our six-month workmanship warranty covers adhesion or finish failures in that window. The key is thorough surface prep — skipping steps is where most finishes fail early.
How long does the project take and do we need to leave the house?
Most single-kitchen jobs run two to three days: one day for cleaning, deglossing, and priming; one for topcoats; and a short cure window before doors go back on hardware. We seal off the work area with plastic so the rest of the house stays livable. You'll just want to keep the kitchen light during cure time — no cooking or heavy steam until the finish has hardened.
