Of course! Just let us know and we will be happy to provide you with some samples. Better yet, we like to use Samplize or order Samplize paint samples from Ben Moore & Sherwin Williams. This allows you to use an adhesive sticker made of real paint on your walls. Best of all, it’s reversible
Our “standard” offerings are as follows: Walls We really like Sherwin Williams Duration for it’s versatility. It does great in moist environments like bathrooms & high traffic areas. Best of all, we buy so much of this product that it’s an economical choice! Ben Moore Scuff-X or Regal are also great standard options. They have
This is not always necessary. Primers are mostly used on raw substrates (sheetrock, raw wood, etc), stained areas, and for dramatic color changes. If you have previously painted walls in good shape, we can usually apply 2-3 coats without a primer.
A standard part of the painting process is what we call point up. This is included as part of the project and is done on every job. This includes nail holes, touching up caulk, and nail pops In the event we determine you have enough nail pops, cracks, holes, etc. to qualify as a “repair”;
We use top of the line Industrial Wood Coatings (“paint”). Often time these products are referred to as “lacquer”, but are superior in every way. Whether it be conversion varnish or a water based polyurethane; we can provide you with the correct product for your project to ensure it can withstand daily kitchen use. Products
We can match just about any color. In fact, all cabinet colors are custom. Pick any Sherwin Williams, Ben Moore, Farrow & Ball, etc. color and we will provide you with a custom match to approve before we begin application.
We can fix broken/cracked cabinets or replace cabinets as needed. We also offer Refacing, Redoors, & other services to renovate your existing cabinets
This is a great idea! You don’t deal with our interruption AND you get to come home to a beautifully refinished kitchen!
If you have the ability to stay elsewhere, it would be more convenient; however it’s not required This sometimes provides a break for whomever the cook is in your house! A week of takeout or easy meals 🙂
A typical kitchen is a 5 day, Monday-Friday turnaround. Larger, gourmet kitchens or multiple colors may add 1-5 days to that schedule. On Monday, it is mostly disassembly and Friday is most reassembling, so you will have partial access on those days.
