Grove Street Painting refinishes existing cabinets in place -- no demolition, no new boxes, no kitchen down for a month. If the cabinet boxes are structurally sound, the doors are not warped or water-damaged, and the layout works for how you cook, refinishing is the right call.
What refinishing fixes: dated stain colors, yellowed clear-coat, chipped paint at high-touch edges, color you no longer like, finish that has lost sheen. The boxes stay, the layout stays, the kitchen stays usable through the project. Doors and drawers come off-site for spray application in a controlled environment; boxes get the same finish system applied on site with masking and dust containment.
When refinishing is not the right call: water-damaged particleboard boxes, doors with delamination, hinges torn out of the rails, or a layout you want to change. We will tell you that during the walkthrough rather than take a job that will not hold up. In those cases a full cabinet replacement is the better long-term spend.
For the typical Sarasota kitchen with solid boxes, refinishing runs $3,500-$8,000 versus $15,000-$40,000 for replacement -- with results that read as factory-fresh because the finish system (Renner conversion varnish or Milesi) is the same one custom cabinet shops use. View our cabinet refinishing process and request a walkthrough to see whether your cabinets qualify.