Bath & Kitchen Remodel
Colorado Springs

Yes, we do. We are more than happy to come to your home and walk you through our process as well as answer any questions you might have.

The average customer saves 60-70% over replacement and 35-50% on refacing.

From start to finish, most jobs take 7-10 days with only 2-3 days spent in your home.

Read more about our Cabinet Painting Process.

The acrylic paint we use is very durable, with proper care and maintenance your painted cabinets cabinets should last 12-15 years or longer.

You will have nearly full use of your kitchen for the entire process. For the days we will be in your home, the countertops will need to be clear. You can leave all of the contents in your cabinets as long as it can be pushed back from the front edge about 1/2 inch.

We offer a 5 year warranty for your painted cabinets on our workmanship and the products we use. We do our best to ensure the quality of our workmanship, however we are human and therefore warranty our workmanship to cover any defects that might slip by quality control. We warranty the paint against peeling, cracking, and fading. While the paint is chip resistant it is not chip proof. We therefore do not warranty against chipping because impacts are out of our control.

The available colors to paint your cabinets is only limited by your imagination. The paint we use is fully tintable and our suppliers color matching service is par excellence. This means that you can choose a color from any source and we can have it replicated. We do recommend that you keep future plans in mind when picking your colors. If there is a move in the future we recommend staying with neutral colors but if you are sure this is the last house you are going to own then by all means go crazy with your color choices (we love doing fun colors).

When we paint your cabinets during your kitchen or bath remodel it is our desire to provide the best finish possible. We use a high quality acrylic paint manufactered by PPG Paints. This paint cures to a very durable low maintenance surface.

The decision to paint or replace your cabinets depends on the current shape that they are in, so painting isn’t a wise choice for all cabinets. If your cabinets are warped, chipped, or have other damages then painting them won’t solve your problem. Many people fail to recognize this then go forward and paint the cabinets anyway. They are almost always disappointed with the results.

Painting Cabinets Is a Long and Detailed Process. If your cabinets are in good enough shape to paint, the hugest con you will run into is the painting process itself. This involves:

Taking drawers out and doors off of the hinges

Labeling everything so you know where it goes

Thoroughly cleaning to remove dirt and stains

Sanding to get rid of the old stain or paint surface

Priming

Painting (possibly multiple coats)

Putting drawers and doors back (new hinges and pulls recommended)

Not only is this a long process that can take an untrained painter days, missing any of these steps will produce sub-par results.

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Our preferred methods of payment are Cash or Check. Credit/Debit Card processing fees add 2-3% to the overhead on a job so we would rather avoid these types of payment. We understand that sometimes credit/debit cards are the only option and can accept payments through Paypal for these transactions.

We have chosen to only focus on cabinet painting, so sorry we do not offer refacing. I would like to mention that our customers save between 35-50% with our service vs cabinet refacing.

There is no specific color for your painted cabinets to maintain the resale value. Everyone has different tastes so we recommend sticking to neutral colors that enhance the other features of your kitchen so that your cabinets would appeal to the broadest cross section of potential buyers.

I did recently come across an article by Bobvila.com, called “Buyers Pay More for Homes with These 12 Features” it  talks about how 42% of millenials prefer white cabinets.

The paint we use on your cabinets is very durable. We recommend cleaning your cabinets on a regular schedule and as needed for spills and cooking residues. Scheduled cleanings and most spills can simply be done with a warm damp cloth and a dry cloth by wiping the surface with the damp cloth and then drying in order to prevent water streaks (similar to how you clean windows). When cleaning cooking residues or spills that contain oils or grease you may need to use a cleaning product that has grease cutting properties (Fantastic, 409, etc.) spray the product on a clean cloth rag and wipe down your cabinets then dry using your dry cloth. We highly recommend cleanup of cooking residues as soon after occurrence as reasonably possible as the longer they sit the more difficult they are to clean. ALERT: NEVER use a product that has abrasives as they can damage the surface. Examples of products to NEVER use are but not limited to: Softscrub, Comet, any type of scrub pad including Magic Eraser

We are well aware that occasionally life happens and suddenly your painted cabinets are not looking like you would wish. Two examples that clients had occur were:

Client 1 was enjoying her newly painted cabinets for only 2 months when her grandson visited and in the midst of his rambunctious play he rammed a large metal toy truck into one of her cabinet doors causing a huge dent and chipping the paint.

Client 2 was dying her hair and spilled some of the hair dye on her cabinets and discolored one of her drawer fronts.

The good news is that almost anything is repairable. When we complete your cabinet painting we leave you with a quart of paint from the batch of paint used to complete your job. This allowed us to get the cabinet parts from the clients, effect the repairs, and repaint them with a perfect match to the original finish.

As part of our cabinet painting service we offer door replacement as an option we can get most style doors for very reasonable costs.

As part of our cabinet painting service we can install new cabinets and closely match your existing door style. We have “off the shelf” options as well as custom design. Note: We only offer this as an option to our cabinet painting service adding a few cabinets, we do not do full cabinet replacement

While staining and painting cabinets share some of the same steps, we have decided to stick to painting. Working with oil based products brings a new set of issues to handle and we are not setup to work with oil based products.