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Avatar for N-Hance Wood Renewal
N-Hance Wood Renewal
4.6(
17
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Serving Pullman, WA and surrounding areas

Angi Approved

In business since 2005

Free estimates

Warranties offered

"A bit pricey but the work was done well, and left clean. In addition the men went into my garage for me to find the paint color of a wall where the tape had removed a bit of the paint. They didn't have to do that! They also purchased the hinges I required after recognizing that I didn't have a clue and had picked up the incorrect ones! I gave them full access without being home and they left things clean and with a note for me, locked up and the company followed up with a call. Very pleased. They will be back to do my floors."
Response time2 days
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Recommended by100%of homeowners
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Heritage Homecraft
5.0(
67
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Serving Pullman, WA and surrounding areas

In business since 2007

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Warranties offered

"Summary: The entire experience was excellent. Good communication throughout the process, and they did exactly what they said. They did the demolition on the cabinets, countertop, and backsplash, refaced some existing cabinets, and added a lot of custom cabinetry, along with a quartz countertop. The price was under 1/2 of what several other companies quoted. Price: They charged us under half of what some other companies quoted. However, it's not quite apples to apples, because those other companies folded in everything (plumbing, electrical, etc). I did some prep work myself to demo the existing island, and arranged the plumber and electrician myself. I ended up saving over $20k all told. What they do: They removed existing cabinets based on our contract, removed the existing tile backsplash and repaired the dry wall so that it was "tile ready". They installed custom cabinets (much higher quality than the existing boxes), faced all the cabinets to make the transitions from older boxes to new ones undetectable, added the new island and countertop. They replaced all doors with soft close hinges, and all of the new drawers also have soft close slides. The new cabinetry is very well made, real wood boxes, and high quality materials. What I did: before they came out, I took out the existing island. I also arranged for plumbing and electrical, as needed, and repaired the floor around the new island. After they left, I tiled the backsplash, installed the open shelving, and put soft close drawer slides in the old drawers to match the new ones. Timeline: Once we put down our deposit, we waited just about 5 months, which was a bummer. But once they started, they were true to their word and were done within 8 days. Results: We ended up with a really nice kitchen. The layout makes a lot more sense, and we essentially doubled the amount of usable counterspace. The cabinets and drawers are all soft close, and while we did put in some open shelves, we ended up netting about the same amount of cabinet storage with the addition of the new lowers along the wall and the much larger island. Other odd notes: We have two cats and two giant dogs, and needed access to the kitchen space during the remodel. They were really good about keeping doors closed and keeping the area tidy at the end of each work day. We planned to not use the kitchen during the remodel, but they did indicate that they would work with us if we had to."
Recommended by98%of homeowners
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Chewelah Painting Company
4.3(
3
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Serving Pullman, WA and surrounding areas

In business since 2008

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Warranties offered

Chewelah Painting was started in Chewelah in 2008 after relocating to Eastern WA, from Southeast Alaska. For years we have focused on delivering the highest standard of paint, stain, and special coatings for homeowners, builders, and business owners. Eastern Washington is our service area, from the Canadian Boarder to Dusty and Idaho to Omak. We serve the residential, commercial, government, tribal, and agricultural markets of Spokane, Stevens, Pend Orielle, Ferry, Okanogon, Lincoln, and Whitman Counties. We also accept large scale and difficult to access custom home re-paints, large scale deck sanding & refinishing and large scale home or log staining projects at Lake Coeur d’Alene and Priest Lake. As a company, Chewelah Painting is committed to constantly raising the skill level of our employees, and maintain a companywide training and feedback program. \n\nWe are know for lasting re-paints. A repaint is any paint job after the first. With a repaint comes lots of surface preparation. Washing to remove dirt and contaminants without damaging substrates or property, scraping to remove loose and failing paint, refastening trim boards, caulking and sealing for weather and appearance, priming bare substrates and questionable surfaces for proper adhesion and longevity, applying the appropriate amount of paint in thickness and number of coats, all play into why our paint jobs last as long as possible.\n\nOur deck teams are employees whose only job is to sand and refinish your deck and make it look awesome again, with our dust free sanding equipment. Once complete we can maintain that look for a fraction of the cost so you deck is always Barbecue ready. This is the only process we know of to give you the longest amount of life out of your deck coatings, whether it is paint or stain. \n\nChewelah Painting refinishes log homes inside and out. Our employees are trained and certified by Perma Chink on their recommended coatings application and processes. \n\nOur carpentry Division can install new siding, repair rot, fix broken facia boards, install a new door or window, flash a leaking window, build a new deck or fence. On the inside, we can install trims or crown moldings, install new doors for a fresh new look. Working with a single contractor on your repairs prior to painting means better schedule coordination, back to normal faster, and ensures everything meets our standards for quality and longevity.

Recommended by66%of homeowners
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FAQs for cabinets refinish projects in Pullman, WA

To find the best cabinet refinishing expert for your project, start by researching local pros and reading reviews from previous customers. Reach out to a few contractors to discuss your cabinets' size, condition, and the look you're aiming for. Don't hesitate to ask for references or examples of their past work. Speaking with previous clients can give you valuable insights into the pro's workmanship and reliability.

When speaking with potential cabinet refinishing pros, consider asking them several questions to gauge their experience and professionalism. These questions can help you gauge the pro's experience and determine if they align with your needs.

  • Do you offer a guarantee on your work?

  • Can you create custom finishes or colors?

  • Do you have examples or samples of your past projects?

  • Are you able to match the finish to other cabinets in my home?

  • How long will the project take from start to finish?

Regular care will help maintain the beauty of your cabinets for years to come. To keep your refinished cabinets looking their best, follow these steps:

  • Use gentle cleaners: Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that can damage the finish. A simple mixture of warm water and mild dish soap works well.

  • Clean carefully: Instead of spraying solutions directly onto the cabinets, apply them to a soft microfiber cloth and wipe gently.

  • Protect from heat and moisture: Try to minimize exposure to excessive heat or moisture, which can affect the finish over time.

It's usually less costly to refinish cabinets than to replace them, depending on the cabinet condition. Refinishing cabinets cost an average of $3,114 while replacing cabinets is about $5,000 or more. When deciding to refinish or replace cabinets, consider several factors, including how old your cabinets are, your budget, and whether you need to complete any other renovation projects at the same time.

It may be worth resurfacing (also known as refacing) your cabinets if they’re in good shape but you’re interested in a different look. This is often less expensive than replacing cabinets outright and can allow you to update the look of your cabinets to reflect your kitchen’s current style without having to get rid of them entirely. The cost to reface cabinets is around $4,300 to $10,000, and you can hire a local cabinet refacing pro to handle this work.

Refinishing cabinets takes about two to three days to complete. The process begins with removing cabinet doors, drawers, and hardware, followed by cleaning, stripping, and sanding the surfaces. Any chips, stains, or splits are repaired before applying paint or stain. After applying the finish, the cabinets are reassembled, and the workspace is cleaned up, leaving your cabinets refreshed and renewed.

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