Schmidt Painting · Suffolk County & Nassau County as far west as Syosset
Cabinet Refinishing on Long Island
Keep the cabinets that work for your kitchen and give them a carefully prepared new finish. For sound doors, drawers and boxes, we clean, degrease, prepare the surfaces, prime and refinish in your chosen color. Festool dust-extraction sanding is used where appropriate. Your written estimate reflects the condition and scope of your cabinets.
What We Can Help With
Your written estimate sets out the work for your project, including preparation and the surfaces to be finished.
Kitchen Cabinets
Doors, drawers and boxes prepared with dust-extraction sanding where appropriate, then refinished with cabinet-grade coatings.
Bathroom Vanities
Existing vanity doors, drawers and boxes prepared and refinished to suit the room.
Built-Ins & Bookcases
Wall units, shelving and built-ins finished to match the room.
Color Changes
Dated oak or dark stain to crisp white or a modern neutral — any color you choose.
Durable Coatings
Cabinet-grade products that stand up to fingerprints, grease and daily use.
Hardware Guidance
New knobs and pulls make the refinish pop — we'll advise on what works.
Common Questions
Straight answers, the same as you'd get on the phone.
Are my cabinets a good fit for refinishing?
Refinishing works with your existing doors, drawers and boxes rather than replacing them. Their condition, existing finish and the result you want all matter. Tell us about your cabinets so we can discuss the preparation and whether refinishing suits the project.
Can you change the color of my cabinets?
Yes — that's the whole point for most customers. Dated wood tones become crisp whites, soft grays or any color you pick.
How long does cabinet refinishing take?
Timing depends on the number of cabinets, preparation, coating and drying requirements. Ask about kitchen access, drying and curing when we discuss your project. We don't use a fixed completion time for every kitchen.
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Areas We Serve
Cabinet Refinishing across Suffolk County and into Nassau County as far west as Syosset, including:
Selden · Centereach · Coram · Farmingville · Medford · Middle Island · Mount Sinai · Miller Place · Rocky Point · Sound Beach · Port Jefferson · Port Jefferson Station · Massapequa · Massapequa Park · Seaford · Plainview · Bethpage · Farmingdale · Syosset