Avoid the hassle and cost of cabinet replacement with our expert refinishing services.
Even the nicest cabinetry will eventually start to show signs of age and use, especially in high-traffic areas like the kitchen or bathrooms. However, if the issue is only cosmetic, tearing them out and replacing them doesn’t make much practical sense. At Modern Heritage Trim and Finishing, we offer cabinet refinishing solutions, effectively giving old cabinetry a new look without the hassle and cost of replacement. Whether you’re looking to bring out the natural beauty of your wood cabinets or transform them with a fresh coat of paint, we can help you achieve the look you’re dreaming of.
Cabinet refinishing involves sanding your existing cabinets to remove the old finish, repairing minor imperfections, and then applying a new stain, paint, or finish. This is an appealing option for anyone who likes the layout and overall structure of their cabinets but wants an updated look. You can go traditional with a natural-looking stain or bold and modern with colorful paint. Regardless of your design preferences, cabinet refinishing offers ample opportunity for customization.
Why Choose Us for Cabinet Refinishing?
We have years of experience in cabinet refinishing, and we’re passionate about delivering the beautiful results you want. We know how to handle every aspect of cabinet refinishing, from the preparation and repairs to achieving a rich, even hue of whatever stain or paint you select. We always pay careful attention to detail to ensure your refinished cabinets perfectly complement your interior style. Each project is unique, and we bring the same level of enthusiasm and professionalism to every home we work on to ensure our clients are left totally thrilled by the work we do.
Our goal is to make your cabinet refinishing project as smooth and stress-free as possible. Reach out to our team today to learn more about how we can help you enhance your Farragut, Tennessee home.
At Modern Heritage Trim and Finishing, we offer cabinet refinishing in Knoxville, Maryville, Seymour, and Farragut, Tennessee.