CABINETS & BUILT-INS
We’d be happy to quote your cabinet refinishing project through email! Simply fill out the form below, and email images of your cabinets (both close up so we can see the condition, as well as far away so we can get an accurate count of all doors and drawer faces) to proimagenh@gmail.com. If the estimate we send for your consideration meets your expectations for your project, a consultation with our owner will be scheduled at that time to confirm the information provided, and answer any additional questions you may have prior to beginning the project.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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In most cases, refinishing is significantly more affordable and less disruptive than a full replacement—and offers a high-end look.
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Typical projects take 5–7 days depending on the number of cabinets and detail work involved.
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Yes! We can help you move from stained wood to painted finishes or update outdated colors with modern neutrals or bold tones.
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We use premium, high-durability coatings designed to resist wear, stains, and moisture—ideal for kitchens and bathrooms.
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Yes, we remove and finish them off-site to ensure a dust-free, controlled environment. Boxes are painted on-site with proper containment.
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We recommend minimizing use for a few days, especially during final curing, but we’ll help you plan ahead for minimal disruption.
READ OUR LATEST BLOG POSTS ON CABINET REFINISHING
The #1 Mistake Homeowners Make When Painting Cabinets (And How to Avoid It)
When done right, painted cabinets can transform a kitchen or bathroom—bringing a fresh, modern look at a fraction of the cost of a full renovation. But when done wrong? You’ll see it fast: chipping, peeling, cracking, and rough finishes that turn your dream update into a frustrating eyesore.
At Pro Image Painting LLC, we’ve worked with hundreds of homeowners across New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts to refinish their cabinets the right way—especially using high-gloss finishes. And we’ve learned one painful truth:
The #1 mistake homeowners make when painting their cabinets is skipping proper prep.
If you want long-lasting, showroom-level results, prep isn’t optional—it’s everything.
Should You Repaint or Refinish Your Kitchen Cabinets?
What You Need to Know Before You Decide
Updating your kitchen cabinets can make your entire space feel new—but with so many options out there, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Should you just slap on a new coat of paint? Or is refinishing the better route?
At Pro Image Painting LLC, we help homeowners across New Hampshire and Northern Massachusetts make smart, long-term decisions for their homes. In this post, we’ll break down the difference between painting and refinishingcabinets—so you can choose the right path for your style, budget, and goals.
