When termites and dry rot moved in, these massive structural beams and rafters were looking less like support and more like an all-you-can-eat buffet.
After carefully removing the rotted material and serving an eviction notice to the local pest population, we used structural epoxy and wood fillers to rebuild these supports back to their original form. A thorough sanding has them smooth, seamless, and ready for a fresh coat of paint.
We took these dated 1990s cabinets and gave them a completely different and modern look through a custom coloring process. No need to replace or strip your existing cabinets. Change the look completely at a fraction of the cost.
The "before" shot captures the raw, porous drywall compound and textured patches that look like unfinished puzzles across the wall.
The "after" shot reveals the power of professional sealing and color-matching; once the primer is applied to prevent "flashing" and the final coat of paint is rolled on, those unsightly repair spots vanish completely.
This final step is what restores your home’s aesthetic, turning a major plumbing project into a distant, invisible memory.
Refinishing and restoring the surface of your cabinets can significantly transform the look of your kitchen without the hefty cost of a full remodel. Building a new kitchen involves demolition, new cabinetry, plumbing changes, and often hiring multiple contractors, which can quickly become expensive. By choosing to restore your cabinets, you retain the existing framework while still giving them a fresh appearance with new stains, paints, or finishes, saving both money and time. This makes cabinet refinishing an ideal option for those on a budget or looking for a quicker kitchen update.