Cabinet refacing
Are your cabinets ready for a high-quality paint or stain? Brook Painting is a full-service cabinet painting and finishing company. We can do just about any look you want on your cabinetry.
Cabinet refacing
Refacing is a word that is interchangeable with the term resurfacing, especially when it comes to cabinet makers and professional remodelers. It simply means that the face, meaning the front or visible surfaces are getting a facelift. So in essence, they mean the same thing.
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New Cabinets (paint or stain grade
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Change painted Existing Painted -Cabinets-changing color
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Convert Oak or Other Hardwood Cabinets to a Quality Painted Finish
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Apply a Distressed Look, Crackle, Old World or other Unique Glazing to your Cabinets
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Removal of Hardware and Reinstall
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Sprayed or Hand-Brushed Options
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Solid Colors or Light Antique Finishes Staining & Lacquering of Existing Wood Cabinets
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Stripping Old Finish and Restaining
Staining & Refinishing
Woodwork Cabinetry
- Refinish Kitchen Cabinets
- Stripping & Refinishing or Glazing
- Entertainment Systems (paint, stain or faux finishes)
- Custom Antique Stains & Distress Finishes
- Wood Handrails & Stair Spindles
- Entry Doors & Thresholds
Deciding
When deciding between kitchen cabinet refinishing or refacing cabinets there are a few things to keep in mind. If your cabinets are made of laminate or thermofoil, reface is not an option due to the fact that these materials can’t be sanded or stripped and it’s nearly impossible for paint to stick.
If you have wood cabinets you can refinish or reface. If you dislike your kitchen’s layout or your cabinets current style, you may want to consider resurfacing. If budget is your main consideration, refinishing is often the cheaper option. Estimates have shown that refinishing cabinets cost about 2/3 the cost of refacing, and refacing costs about 70 to 80 percent the cost of installing or replacement cabinets.