
Cabinet Painting
Doors, drawer fronts and frames cleaned, prepped and finished for a durable, smooth look.
Learn moreKitchen cabinet painting plus deck and fence staining, for Grand Rapids homeowners who want more than a wall repaint.
13+ years of hands-on painting experience

Some of the most noticeable upgrades in a house are not walls at all. This category covers two of them: cabinet painting for kitchens and baths, and staining for the decks and fences that take the worst of West Michigan weather.
They are grouped because both depend on surface prep and finish as much as on color. Cabinets are touched and wiped down every day, so the finish has to be durable and smooth. Decks and fences sit outside through rain, snow and sun, so the stain has to penetrate and protect.
In many older Grand Rapids homes, the original cabinets are solid wood boxes worth keeping even when the finish is tired. Repainting them can change a kitchen dramatically without the cost and mess of replacing everything.

Doors, drawer fronts and frames cleaned, prepped and finished for a durable, smooth look.
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Finish work rewards patience. Cleaning, sanding and priming take longer than the actual painting, and skipping them is what makes a finish peel. With 13 years in the trade, Alvaro knows where the time has to go.
Seasonal planning matters. Cabinet work happens indoors at any time of year, while staining is scheduled for the dry, mild stretches Michigan gives us, so the timeline we give you reflects the calendar.
In most cases, yes, when the cabinet boxes and doors are still solid. Painting keeps the existing cabinets and changes the finish. Replacement makes more sense when the boxes are damaged or you want a new layout. We can tell you which applies when we see them.
Staining needs dry wood and mild temperatures, so late spring through early fall is the usual window. Cold, damp or very hot days all make stain harder to apply and slower to cure.
Yes. They sit in one category on this site because both are finish-focused work, but each has its own page with its own prep and process.
It varies with sun exposure, product and how much wear the surface gets. Decks and fences exposed to snow and direct sun typically need a refresh sooner than shaded ones, and we can talk through a realistic schedule for yours.
Call (616) 415-9590 or send the quote form with the number of doors and drawers, or the approximate size of the deck or fence, and we will follow up with a free quote.
Tell us about your cabinets, deck or fence and we will follow up with a free quote.