The grain pattern on oak is nearly impossible to eliminate. The process we use does an outstanding job of minimizing the grain, but does not entirely eliminate it.

All of the work we do is performed at the job site. We do not take cabinets away from your home. A majority of the work we do is in your garage. We will need a considerable amount of room to set up our equipment and spray booth.

Any color! The freedom to choose the color you want for your cabinets is just one of the many benefits of cabinet painting.

The primer does have a strong odor. We recommend that you stay away from the areas we are spraying in to avoid any issues with your respiratory system or eye irritation.

You are welcome to stay in your home during the project. Many of our customers do. Please keep in mind that areas we are painting will be out of service for the project’s duration t. We also advise our clients to have an overnight bag packed before the project starts in case the odors or the construction site become unbearable.

We do not offer staining or glazing because the products that are necessary to complete the project have been eliminated from the marketplace by the Environmental Protection Agency. As a result of this action, the cost to strip your pre-existing finish is more expensive than buying a new door. We do offer staining services for new work or new doors that do not need to be stripped.

We ask that our customers empty the drawers and any cabinets with glass doors. We also require our customers to move the refrigerator away from any cabinets that we will be painting.

The cabinets are easy to maintain. We recommend a soft microfiber rag with warm water or Dawn detergent. Do not use any cleaning products on your cabinets. Touching up chips is very simple and we will explain the process when we complete your project. Chips can happen, but they are easily repaired.

There is a Foreman - Crew Leader on every project. We will introduce you to each other at the beginning of your project. Our Project Managers will visit your home to make sure everything is running smoothly.

Each job is unique and depends on how many cabinets and how many areas we are working in. A large kitchen typically takes 4-5 days to complete.

1. Without a licensed contractor, you are legally considered the “Employer” of the crew working on your property. As such, you are responsible for following all the rules of CAL/OSHA and the State of California and be financially liable for any injuries or inadequate workmanship.
2. Should you wish to sell that property later and it cannot pass inspection, you have no recourse but to repair the poor workmanship at your own expense.
3. Should your insurance find out you hired an unlicensed contractor, they can, and most likely will, deny financial responsibility for any repairs resulting from the unlicensed contractor.
4. Should the repairs or injury liability be too great, your insurance could drop you.
5. If your mortgage agency becomes aware that you no longer have insurance, you could be forced to buy insurance at a much higher cost or risk the forced sale of your property if you cannot pay the balance due on your mortgage.
6. Should an unlicensed contractor or their employees get injured on your property, you can be sued personally. See items 3, 4, and 5.
7. If you hire an unlicensed contractor, you are rescinding your homeowner’s rights to State help in a dispute. The state of California only represents homeowners who hire licensed contractors.
8. Should an injury occur, the State Contractor’s Board can fine you for not hiring a licensed contractor. See items 3, 4, and 5.

Hiring a licensed contractor in the State of California does not ensure that job mishaps do not occur. However, it helps protect you, your home and your rights when you hire a licensed contractor. Things like insurance, proper training of employees, home and employee safety all cost money. Think before you “save money” by hiring an unlicensed contractor.