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A fresh look for your kitchen

Cabinet painting and door replacement for homes in New Jersey and New York.
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Two ways to refresh
Paint your cabinets or replace the doors.
Keep the kitchen. Change the feel.
A new cabinet color or a different door style can change the way your kitchen feels. ReFix Kitchens focuses on cabinet painting and replacing doors and drawer fronts. Start with the cabinets you have, then choose the update that fits your space.
Room for a new look
A lighter finish, a different profile, a new combination of color and hardware. Plan your update around the kitchen you use every day.
Cabinet painting
Keep a door style you like and explore a new color. Preparation and finish selection depend on the existing cabinet surfaces.
Door replacement
Change the style of your doors and drawer fronts. Cabinet condition, dimensions and hinge compatibility need to be checked first.
Start with your kitchen
Share your ZIP code, a few photos and what you would like to change. That gives us a useful starting point for discussing your project.
The details make the difference
Look at the doors, drawer fronts and visible cabinet ends together. We will discuss the proposed scope so the new finish and the parts you keep feel considered as a whole.

Choose your update.

Explore cabinet painting and door replacement, then tell us what you have in mind.

White raised-panel kitchen cabinets

Cabinet painting

Keep a door style you like and explore a new color. We protect the work area, clean and degrease the surfaces, lightly sand where needed, and prime before applying low-odor cabinet paint.

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Color fan and cabinet door sample illustration

Door & drawer-front replacement

Change the profile of your cabinet doors and drawer fronts. The existing boxes stay in place when their condition and layout suit the update.

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Prepared before it is painted.

Our cabinet painting process begins with protecting your kitchen and preparing every surface included in the work.

Illustration of a painter masking a kitchen with protective paper, plastic sheeting and tape before painting

Protect the kitchen.

Floors, countertops and appliances are covered, and adjacent surfaces are masked before preparation and painting begin.

Illustration of a cabinet door being cleaned before priming and painting

Clean and degrease.

Doors and drawer fronts are thoroughly cleaned and degreased. We lightly sand where needed and remove preparation dust.

Illustration of removed cabinet doors being painted on a hanging rack in a protected work area

Prime, then paint.

Every surface in the painting scope is primed before the finish coats. We use low-odor cabinet paint and allow the required drying time.

Illustration of a painter beside a green cabinet door and a work truck

Choose your finish.

We confirm the color and sheen for your kitchen, then explain how to care for the new finish as it cures.

Illustrations of cabinet preparation and painting.

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Before & after painting

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Natural wood to white — before paintingBefore
Natural wood to white — after paintingAfter

Natural wood to white

The same L-shaped kitchen before and after painting the cabinets white.

Natural wood to deep blue — beforeBefore
Natural wood to deep blue — afterAfter

Natural wood to deep blue

Before and after painting the existing wood-toned cabinets deep blue.

How it starts

See the full process

  1. Send your photos

    Share your ZIP code, a few photos and what you would like to change. Let us know if you are considering painting, new doors, or still comparing the two.

  2. Review the possibilities

    Discuss the existing cabinets and the proposed update. An initial conversation helps identify the details that need a closer look.

  3. Confirm the details

    Review measurements, cabinet condition, finishes and the work included. Confirm the estimate and schedule before work begins.

  4. Complete the update

    Carry out the agreed cabinet work and review the finished details together. Care instructions will depend on the finish and materials used.

Common questions

Should I paint my cabinets or replace the doors?

Painting is worth considering when you like your current door style and the surfaces are suitable for a new finish. Replacing doors and drawer fronts is an option when you want a different profile. The cabinet condition needs to be reviewed before either approach is confirmed.

Can I keep my existing cabinet boxes?

That depends on their condition and how well the current layout works for you. Photos provide a starting point; measurements and an inspection may be needed before the scope is finalized.

Does door replacement include refacing the cabinet boxes?

Door and drawer-front replacement is the service described here. Any work on cabinet sides, exposed ends, face frames or other visible surfaces should be listed separately in your project scope.

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Illustration of a Benjamin Moore color fan, a cabinet door sample, oak and brass hardware

Color-selection illustration. Confirm your shade with physical samples in your kitchen.

Find a color that belongs in your kitchen.

Look at samples beside your countertop, backsplash and flooring. Compare them in daylight and under the lights you use at night.

Bring a Benjamin Moore or Sherwin-Williams color reference to the conversation. The final shade and finish system are confirmed for your project.

Discuss your color