Kitchen & Bath Cabinet Refinishing in the M Streets / Greenland Hills, Dallas TX
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Kitchen Cabinets
Kitchens in the M Streets range from carefully updated to untouched for decades, and in a 1920s Tudor the cabinetry is often real wood that has simply gone dull.
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 Refacing
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Tired of looking at those old, outdated cabinets in your bathrom as you’re getting ready in the morning?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 Refacing
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about furniture refinishing in M Streets / Greenland Hills.
Are the cabinets in an older M Streets home worth refinishing?
If they are solid wood or real wood veneer, very much so, and older built-ins usually are. Laminate or thermofoil over particleboard is the one construction refinishing cannot help. Photos sort it out in a day.
How do you refinish cabinets without tearing up my kitchen?
The boxes are refinished in place while the doors and drawer fronts travel to our Carrollton shop for stripping, color and a durable sprayed finish. Whole-kitchen jobs typically wrap up within about two weeks, with in-home work just a day or two of that.
What looks can you do?
Stains and paints plus antique, faux, whitewash and pickling treatments, finished in sheens from matte to satin. Darker and richer is easy; the only direction wood cannot go is lighter than its natural color.
Does refinishing make sense in a conservation-district home?
It fits the neighborhood’s whole philosophy: keep the original, well-made thing and bring it back rather than replace it. It also runs a fraction of the cost of new cabinets, with no demolition. Kitchens get a detailed estimate rather than a flat rate.