Kitchen & Bath Cabinet Refinishing in Lakewood, Dallas TX
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Kitchen Cabinets
Many Lakewood kitchens and baths were remodeled a decade or two ago, and the cabinets are still solid wood or real veneer even though the color now looks like the year it went in.
Sometimes we just want a change, and new kitchen cabinets can be very expensive. We love giving our guys an excuse to leave the building and we’ll come out to your home to give your kitchen a whole new look! Maybe your kitchen cabinets are too light, and you want them darker. Or, maybe they need to be updated? A new stain, some new hardware, and you have yourself an amazing transformation! Which ever kitchen cabinet refinishing look you are going for, we know you will be pleased!
- Variety of Stains and Paint to Choose From
- Finishing Ranging from Matte to High Shine
- Antique Finishes
- Faux Finishes
- Whitewashed or Pickling
- Cabinet Refinishing
Bathroom Cabinets
Tired of looking at those old, outdated cabinets in your bathrom as you’re getting ready in the morning? Call Andrew’s Refinishing for a consultation about how we can update your bathroom.
- Variety of Stains and Paint to Choose From
- Finishing Ranging from Matte to High Shine
- Antique Finishes
- Faux Finishes
- Whitewashed or Pickling
- Cabinet Refinishing
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about furniture refinishing in Lakewood.
How does cabinet refinishing work in a Lakewood home?
The cabinet boxes are refinished in place, usually 1 to 2 days of in-home work, while the doors and drawer fronts come to our shop for stripping, color and finish. Whole-kitchen jobs typically wrap in about two weeks.
Can you refinish bathroom vanities too?
Yes. Bath cabinets get the same process as kitchens, and doing the vanities alongside the kitchen keeps colors consistent through the house.
Can you make cabinets match the character of an older house?
We can go to a warmer or darker stain, paint, or antique, faux, whitewash and pickling looks, in sheens from matte to satin. We cannot stain lighter than the natural wood, so a much lighter look usually means paint.
What cabinets can't be refinished?
Plastic laminate or thermofoil over particleboard. Solid wood and real-wood-veneer cabinets refinish well. It is not always obvious at a glance, so send photos and every kitchen gets its own detailed estimate.