Cabinet Painting · Frisco, TX

Frisco builder cabinets, brought up a level.

New-build Frisco kitchens are usually large, well laid out, and finished in a builder-grade stained maple or a thin painted finish that has started chipping at every hard edge. The boxes are worth keeping. The finish is what needs replacing.

Here is what cabinet painting in Frisco actually involves.

The chipping is the tell. Builder painted cabinetry is applied fast and thin at the factory, and it fails at the door edges and around the handles first — exactly where hands go. Touch-up pens never match, which is why homeowners in Starwood and Phillips Creek Ranch usually end up repainting the whole kitchen within a few years of moving in rather than chasing individual chips.

Stained maple is the other common starting point here, and it is more forgiving than oak because the grain is tight — a smooth painted result does not have to fight open pores. What it does need is thorough de-glossing, because factory lacquer on maple is slick and a primer will otherwise sit on top of it rather than bond. Where clients want to keep some warmth we often paint the perimeter and leave the island as it is, which in these kitchens usually reads better than one flat color everywhere.

Here is what the price covers.

• A detailed written quote outlining the work and how long it will take
• A color session with our Color Consultant — nothing starts until you approve
• Full preparation of every door, drawer front and cabinet box
• Cabinet painting carried out to minimize disruption to your kitchen
• Honest, transparent communication from friendly, trained employees
• Satisfaction guarantee, and a crew you can call after the job is done