Johns Creek Cabinet Refinishing FAQ
Straight answers about the process, what can be kept, what may need to be replaced and how to get an estimate.
Cabinet refinishing questions homeowners ask most
What is the difference between cabinet refinishing and cabinet refacing?
Refinishing changes the coating or color on existing doors, drawer fronts and cabinet surfaces. Refacing changes the visible fronts by installing new doors and drawer fronts while keeping sound cabinet boxes.
Is cabinet painting the same as wall painting?
No. Cabinets are high-touch surfaces that require cleaning, surface preparation, coating compatibility and a process designed for cabinetry.
How long does cabinet refinishing take?
Most projects are measured in days rather than the longer schedule associated with removing and installing an entire kitchen. Exact timing depends on cabinet count, repairs, color change and scope.
Can you paint stained cabinets white?
Often, yes. The existing finish and wood species need to be evaluated so the right preparation and primer system can be used.
Can you replace only the cabinet doors?
Yes. If the boxes and layout are good, replacement doors and drawer fronts can change the style without rebuilding the entire kitchen.
Do you work in occupied homes?
Yes. Cabinet refinishing is commonly completed in occupied homes. The kitchen is protected and the work is sequenced to reduce disruption.
Do you warranty the finish?
Urban Fresh Services provides a five-year paint adhesion warranty on field cabinet refinishing jobs, subject to the written project terms and normal care.
How do I get an estimate?
Send wide photos of each cabinet wall, a close photo of a door, and an approximate count of doors and drawer fronts. We can usually provide a useful starting estimate before a final measure visit.
Do you serve all of Johns Creek?
Yes. We serve Johns Creek and nearby North Fulton, including Medlock Bridge, St. Ives, Seven Oaks, DoubleGate, Sugar Mill, Country Club of the South, Rivermont, Newtown, Ocee, Shakerag and Autrey Mill.