ERP Cabinet Refinishing & Remodeling

ERP refinishes, paints, and refaces kitchen cabinets, matched to what each kitchen needs. Painting updates the color, refinishing restores the surface, and refacing swaps the doors and fronts for a bigger change. One homeowner shared that they "had our cabinets refinished and they look brand new", while another mentioned the crew "did cabinet painting for a reasonable price". The right path depends on the cabinets and the budget.

ERP keeps kitchens affordable by working with the cabinets you already have instead of ripping them out. Refinishing and refacing cost a fraction of new cabinetry, so the money stretches further. Joshua Beckman put it plainly when he said, "We wanted to update the kitchen without spending a fortune", and Charisse Washington found that "The kitchen looks brand new at a fraction of the cost". For solid boxes, a refresh does the job.

The finish comes out smooth and even, without the brush marks a rushed job tends to leave behind. ERP sprays the doors and boxes so the coat lies flat and clean. Michael Miner noticed that "The finish is smooth, no brush marks, no drips", and Acquis Pooh Pittman described a "Super smooth finish and zero brush marks". Careful prep and spraying give the cabinets that factory-style look.

ERP keeps the mess down by spraying cabinets in its own shop and prepping the space before any work starts. That way less dust drifts through the house while a project is going on. Branden Peltier was surprised by "how clean their cabinet refinishing crew kept things", and Kenji Shaltry noted the crew "had everything prepped and taped off before they started". Homeowners mainly clear out the cabinets first.

Most cabinet projects wrap in a few days to about a week, depending on whether it is painting, refinishing, or refacing. ERP gives a timeframe up front after seeing the kitchen. Jada Jada said the job "Took about a week start to finish", and Travous Kelly found that "The process was quicker than I expected". In many cases homeowners can still use parts of the kitchen while the work happens.

Yes, changing the color is one of the most common reasons homeowners call ERP. Old oak and yellowed finishes get sanded and recoated in fresh, current tones that brighten the whole room. After a warm gray recoat, Terrance Williams said the "kitchen feels brighter now", and Bobbie Smith described how "The cabinets went from dull and outdated to sleek and modern". The boxes stay, but the look changes completely.

Yes, refacing is one of the three cabinet options ERP offers, and it swaps the doors and drawer fronts while keeping the existing boxes. It gives the biggest visual change short of full replacement. bedora Leflore said "The whole refacing process was way less messy than I expected", and Rickeal Nutall compared it to "like having a new kitchen without the hassle". It suits kitchens where the boxes are still sound.

Yes, ERP handles full kitchen remodeling along with bathroom remodeling, tile installation, and painting, so a project can go past the cabinets. The team coordinates the pieces into one finished space. Dominque Mayfield-Turner said their "Our kitchen remodeling experience was outstanding", and Nikita McIntosh described how "the transformation is nothing short of dramatic". Homeowners can start with cabinets or plan a broader remodel from the outset.