Cabinet Coating services in lancaster county, Chester county, and southeastern Pa!

We would love to help you renovate your kitchen with our kitchen cabinet coating process, or your remodel your bathroom with our bathroom cabinet coating process, in Lancaster County, Chester County, and are now serving Lebanon County, Berks County,  Delaware County,  Montgomery County,  Lehigh County,  Schuykill County,  Northampton County,  Bucks County,  and Philadelphia County.
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​But, we realize that you may have questions...

Frequently Asked Questions...

Q: How long does the Cabinet Coating Process take?
A: The Cabinet Coating Process typically takes about 7 days, from start to finish, in an average size kitchen. Out of these 7 days, only 2-3 days are spent on site at your location. The rest is completed in our shop. You can still use the room when we are not on site. 

Q: Do you accept credit cards as payment?
A: Yes, Visa and Mastercard.

Q: Where do you offer your Cabinet Coating services?
A: In Lancaster County, PA., Chester County, PA., and the surrounding area. 

Q: Do you offer any kind of warranty? 
A: We offer our customers a 3 year warranty, on all of our work.

Q: Will I have to vacate my property during the Cabinet Coating Process?
A: Absolutely not. We work quickly and efficiently. A lot of the work is done offsite, and the work that is finished onsite is done in a way that insures your kitchen stays fully functional, during the renovation entire process.

Q: Why should I Coat my Cabinets rather than just replacing them?
A: ​Replacing your cabinets is really expensive! Coating your cabinets will give you a fresh new look at a fraction of the cost! With the number of colors we offer, you can be sure to get the look you want. And, your cabinets will last for years to come! You can get Custom Kitchen Cabinets in Pennsylvania for a Fraction of the price as a new Kitchen Cabinet Remodel. 

Q: Will I have to prep my kitchen in any way before your team starts the Cabinet Coating Process?
A: ​The only thing required of you, is to clear your counters and empty drawers. Everything else can stay in your cabinets.