If you want to remodel a kitchen or bathroom, your cabinets are probably a big part of that project. You may have considered replacing them, but that can be cost-prohibitive and time-intensive. At Five Star Painting, we recommend refinishing your existing cabinets because this option:
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When purchasing new cabinets, you’re often limited by current trends, and if you want something else, your costs can increase rapidly. When it comes to refacing framed and frameless cabinets, you have an expansive selection of paints and stains by Behr® and Sherwin Williams® from which to choose.
Your options include but aren't limited to:
Our refinishing techniques aren’t limited to just cabinets. The painting contractors we work with can refinish kitchen islands, shelves, integrated storage, chair rail with paneling and much more. These methods also aren’t limited to just kitchens and bathrooms or even your main home. We can reface all of the surfaces mentioned in:
We’re an established company that’s earned many loyal customers in League City and throughout the Greater Houston area. We assign painting crews based on the requirements of a project, and the painting contractors who refinish cabinets are highly skilled and experienced tradespeople. Their approach to surface prep and finishing is thorough and detail-oriented, and we’re confident that you are going to love the results for many years to come.
Services may vary by location. For more information, including the most accurate list of services and guidance, contact your locally owned and operated Five Star Painting for details and a customized on-site assessment.
We’re dedicated to helping home and business owners with their painting and refinishing projects. That’s why we’ve collected an array of helpful resources to answer questions and provide inspiration and tips. Keep reading and reach out to our team for more support!
Knowing the right temperature range for painting the exterior of your house is critical. If you start your project in temps outside this range, you risk premature paint failure and a tragic waste of time and money.
We’ve all been there—a painting project doesn’t use up all the paint you bought, and now it’s time to hammer the lid back on and take it to the garage or basement storage area. That paint will go bad in two to fifteen years. That’s such a big range, so how do you determine when it’ll be spent? Examine the type of paint and storage conditions to estimate shelf life. We’ll walk you through it.
Cleaning painted cabinets isn't just about wiping last night’s sauce splatter off. It's about removing the buildup that settles over time that stems from cooking, baking, and everyday handling of your painted kitchen cabinets. Safely removing this buildup can become more difficult, especially when harsher cleaning materials can damage the paint on your cabinets.
