Cabinets That Look Brand New

Book Cabinet Painting and Refinishing in Raymond

Your Raymond kitchen or bathroom cabinets can look factory-fresh without the cost of full replacement—if the prep work is done right. You'll notice the smooth finish when doors close without sticking, edges feel clean to the touch, and the scent of fresh primer fades into a durable topcoat that resists fingerprints and moisture. TJ Cusano Remodeling revives kitchens and bathrooms with professional cabinet painting, refinishing, and detail-focused prep work, ideal for Raymond homeowners looking for a cost-effective upgrade with clean craftsmanship backed by longstanding industry experience.

This service uses careful sanding, priming, and finishing techniques to ensure smooth, durable results. It fits the growing local demand for kitchen refreshes without full-scale remodels, offering a practical solution for aging cabinetry that still has solid structure. Every project reflects honesty, accountability, and a commitment to quality, with availability across the Raymond 60-mile radius.

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Key Benefits of This Service

You'll begin with a detailed inspection where cabinet condition, hardware placement, and finish goals are documented to determine the best approach. Raymond kitchens and bathrooms often feature wood or laminate cabinets that benefit from sanding, degreasing, and professional-grade primer. Doors and drawer fronts are labeled, removed, and prepped in a controlled environment to ensure consistent finish quality.

TJ Cusano Remodeling uses orbital sanders, foam rollers, and airless sprayers to apply smooth, even coats that resist chipping and wear. Cabinet painting and refinishing revives kitchens and bathrooms with professional techniques that ensure smooth, durable results. You'll see progress as old finishes are stripped, surfaces are primed, and topcoats are applied in multiple layers for depth and protection.

Additional steps include filling nail holes with wood filler, sanding between coats with fine-grit paper, and applying polyurethane or conversion varnish for a protective final layer. Hardware is cleaned or replaced, and hinges are adjusted to ensure doors hang evenly. Quality measures include dust-free drying areas, careful masking of walls and countertops, and final touch-ups to eliminate any imperfections.

What to Expect When You Book?

Raymond homeowners often ask about finish durability, color options, and how cabinet painting and refinishing compares to full replacement in terms of cost and timeline.

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How long does cabinet painting take?
Most projects take three to five days depending on cabinet count, drying time, and finish complexity. You'll receive a clear schedule during the initial consultation.
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What types of paint or finish are used?
High-quality acrylic enamel or conversion varnish is used for durability and moisture resistance. Colors are custom-matched to your design preferences.
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Can you refinish cabinets without removing them?
Doors and drawer fronts are removed for best results, but cabinet boxes can be refinished in place with careful masking and ventilation.
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How do you prepare cabinets with grease buildup or wear?
Cabinets are degreased with trisodium phosphate, sanded to remove old finish, and primed with bonding primer designed for kitchen environments.
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Will the finish hold up to daily use in Raymond kitchens?
Yes, multiple topcoats and protective sealers ensure the finish resists moisture, heat, and frequent cleaning without chipping or fading.

Every cabinet painting and refinishing project is built on careful preparation, attention to detail, and a focus on delivering results that last for years. Raymond homeowners benefit from service that covers the entire 60-mile radius, ensuring consistent availability and reliable execution. Request your quote for cabinet refinishing now.