Cabinet & Woodwork Refinishing
Does your cabinetry or woodwork make your house look dated and drab? Are you tired of all the oak or maple in your home? It’s not the wood itself, but rather the golden finish most people dislike. Let Brush & Roll Painting update your cabinets & woodwork! We can stain and finish new wood or change the color of old wood. Show the grain with a darker color that breathes new life into your cabinets, or hide the grain with a sleek finish that feels like brand new furniture.
Give your existing cabinets a better-looking custom finish at a fraction of the cost of buying all new cabinets.
Different techniques and styles, like distressing and glazing, give a unique, one-of-a-kind finish you will love.
How much does cabinet refinishing cost?
Smaller Kitchens | Medium Kitchens | Larger Kitchens
Refinishing your cabinets is no small investment, but it adds significant value to your home. Below you will see the break down of how we price our home cabinet refinishing projects so you can get a reasonable idea of how much your project will cost.
Smaller kitchens: from $3,600 to $5,400
To glaze the cabinets for an antique look is an additional 40-45%. A kitchen of this size ranges from 30 to 40 linear feet of base units and 15 to 25 doors and drawer fronts.
Mid-sized kitchens: from $5,400 to $8,200
To glaze the cabinets for an antique look is an additional 40-45%. A kitchen of this size ranges from 40 to 60 linear feet of base units and 25 to 40 doors and drawer fronts.
Larger kitchens: $8,200 and up
To glaze the cabinets for an antique look is an additional 40-45%. A kitchen of this size ranges from 60 or more linear feet of base units and 40 or more doors and drawer fronts.
Kitchen Cabinet FAQ’s
Here are some common questions we receive about our cabinet refinishing:
Q: How long does the process take?
A: Depending on the size of the kitchen, the process takes two to three weeks.
Q: Do you refinish furniture?
A: Yes, we do! We have a strip tank in our shop and have refinished many pieces of furniture from dining chairs and tables to church pews.
Q: Do you strip wicker furniture?
A: Unfortunately, we do not.