1. Tracy Booth Cabinet Refinishing
Tracy Booth Cabinet Refinishing provides cabinet refinishing in Kansas City, MO. It has been in business for 38 years. Cabinet refinishing renews the finish on existing wood cabinets by cleaning, sanding, and applying new stain, glaze, or clear coat. Unlike painting, refinishing usually keeps the wood grain visible while refreshing the color and sheen, which suits homeowners who like the natural look of wood. On their profile, Tracy Booth Cabinet Refinishing lists project scope: refinish worn damage; cabinet material: maple, oak, plywood and laminate; property type: residential and commercial. Solid wood cabinets that look tired but are still sturdy and well built are good candidates for refinishing or refacing instead of replacement. Count the doors and drawers, and send photos of the cabinets, close-ups of worn areas, and the current finish color. The main variables in a cabinet refinishing quote are cabinet count, the finish type chosen, and whether the old finish must be fully stripped. Besides Kansas City, homeowners in Grandview, Raymore and Belton can reach out for cabinet refinishing. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. To get started, send Tracy Booth Cabinet Refinishing a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.