Recent Cabinet Projects
Lake Worth Kitchen Transformations
Transform your kitchen or bathroom vanities in 2–3 days for 20% of replacement cost. Spray-applied factory finish — silky smooth, durable, and beautiful.
Most homeowners don't realize how dramatic a cabinet repaint can be — or how much money it saves. Here's an honest side-by-side comparison.
| Factor | Cabinet Painting | Full Replacement |
|---|---|---|
| Average Cost (kitchen) | $2,500 – $5,500 | $15,000 – $40,000+ |
| Project Timeline | 2–3 days | 3–6 weeks (demo, delivery, install) |
| Disruption to Kitchen Use | Minimal — usually only 1–2 days out of kitchen | Major — kitchen unusable for weeks |
| Result Quality | Factory-smooth spray finish, like new cabinets | New cabinets (comparable visual result) |
| Longevity | 8–15 years with proper care | 20–30 years |
| Structural Condition | Cabinets must be structurally sound | Works on any condition (but costs more) |
| Best When | Cabinet boxes are solid; you want new color/style | Layout change needed or boxes are damaged |
Cabinet refinishing is a precision process. The spray-applied finish we achieve is only possible because of thorough preparation — no shortcuts.
Julio visits your kitchen, reviews the cabinet condition, discusses color options (we bring full SW and BM fan decks), and provides a detailed written estimate. Popular choices in Lake Worth right now: SW Alabaster, BM Chantilly Lace, SW Repose Gray, and BM Hale Navy.
All cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and hardware are removed and labeled. Doors are taken to our spray facility for professional finishing. Cabinet boxes are painted on-site. This produces a finish quality that brush painting can never match.
Kitchen cabinets accumulate years of cooking grease that prevents paint from bonding properly. We use TSP-substitute and industrial degreasers to strip all residue from every surface before any sanding begins.
All surfaces are sanded to scuff-up the existing finish and create mechanical adhesion for the primer. We apply a bonding primer specifically formulated for previously finished wood and MDF — the step that determines whether your paint job lasts 2 years or 15.
Cabinet doors receive one spray-applied coat of premium cabinet-grade paint at our shop. Cabinet boxes receive one hand-applied coat on-site with a fine-nap roller for a smooth finish. With proper sanding and priming done first, one coat delivers the factory-smooth result you expect.
Doors are reinstalled and adjusted for perfect alignment. All hardware is reinstalled (or we install your new hardware if you're upgrading). Maria does a final inspection of every door, drawer, and cabinet box before we leave.