Cabinet Refinishing St. Louis – A Premium Alternative to Cabinet Refacing
Thinking about giving your kitchen a fresh, updated look? If you’ve been searching for cabinet refacing in St. Louis, you might be looking for a way to upgrade your cabinets without the hassle of a full remodel. While we don’t offer cabinet refacing, we do specialize in premium cabinet painting and refinishing—a high-quality, cost-effective solution for transforming your kitchen!
Why Choose Cabinet Refinishing Over Refacing?
Cabinet refacing involves replacing your cabinet doors and veneering the existing cabinet boxes. While this can be an option for some, it doesn’t always provide the best return on investment—especially if your cabinets are structurally sound. That’s where cabinet refinishing in St. Louis, MO, comes in!
With our expert kitchen cabinet refinishing services in St. Louis, we take your existing cabinets and give them a stunning, durable, factory-quality painted finish. Whether you want a crisp white kitchen, a bold navy island, or a soft, warm greige, our premium refinishing process delivers a smooth, long-lasting finish that elevates the entire space. We can even change your door styles and fill the old holes so you can install new kitchen cabinet hardware.
The Thompson Price Cabinet Refinishing Process
At Thompson Price, we don’t just slap on a coat of paint and call it a day. Oh no—we treat your cabinets like the fine furniture they are! Our cabinet painting in St. Louis process includes:
- Detailed Cleaning & Prep – We thoroughly clean and sand your cabinets to ensure a flawless surface.
- Professional-Grade Priming – A high-quality primer is applied to create a strong foundation.
- Custom Paint Application – Using advanced spray techniques, we apply a smooth, furniture-quality finish in your chosen color.
- Durable Topcoat – Our finish resists chipping, peeling, and everyday kitchen wear and tear.
The end result is a KCMA certified finish that rivals most cabinet manufacturer’s finishes.
A Stunning Kitchen—Without the Full Remodel
A fresh kitchen cabinet refinishing job in St. Louis can breathe new life into your space—without tearing out your cabinetry. Plus, since we handle everything with care, there’s less mess, less downtime, and a whole lot of wow factor when it’s done!
If you’re searching for cabinet refacing in St. Louis, MO, but want to explore a premium cabinet refinishing option instead, let’s chat! We’d love to help you fall in love with your kitchen all over again—without the stress of a full renovation.
Ready for a Cabinet Makeover?
Contact Thompson Price Kitchens, Baths, and Home today to learn more about our cabinet refinishing services in Saint Louis. We’ll help you transform your space with a custom, high-end painted finish that makes your kitchen feel brand new.
You can also visit our amazing kitchen and bathroom Design Center in St Louis to help determine if you should refinish or replace your kitchen cabinets.
Let’s make your cabinets look amazing—without breaking the bank!
Cabinet Refinishing FAQ
How Long Does Cabinet Refinishing Take?
There are several variables that determine how long cabinet refinishing takes. However, for most kitchen cabinet refinishing projects, it takes about a week from start to finish.
What Color Options Do I have for Cabinet Refinishing?
Your color options for cabinet refinishing are limitless. Since we're sanding your cabinets and starting over, you have the freedom of choice of any Sherwin Williams paint color. Need us to match a sample of another color? No problem.
How Much Does Cabinet Refinishing Cost?
The cabinet refinishing process is fairly labor intensive to do it properly. You will also have some material cost if we replace the doors, drawers and hardware. The same is true if we add crown. Keep in mind, the process will still be significantly less expensive than replacing your cabinets. For a free cabinet refinishing quote, contact Thompson Price today!
Can I Change My Cabinet Hardware With Cabinet Refinishing?
You absolutely can change your cabinet hardware when refinishing your cabinets. Since we're removing the doors and drawers to refinish, we'll fill the holes from the old hardware and drill for your new hardware.