Very good value. My old cabinets now look amazing! First they came and took the cabinet drawers and doors and took those back to the shop to work on. Those should normally be gone two weeks. Then they came to the house and filled in the grain, sanded, painted the cabinets, reinstalled the doors/drawers and installed owner supplied hardware (cabinets previously did not have hardware). They even replaced a broken hinge. :-) Now then, just so people considering this option understand what they are getting into. I was quoted 5 days for the project and I have a relatively small kitchen. On day 1 they just masked and the kitchen sink and range were still available for use. On day 2-5 the sink and range were masked and unavailable (refrigerator was always left available after they left for the day). I only had bathroom sinks left to use but I did have a microwave and small refrigerator in another area of the house (highly recommended!). Let's now define 5 days. They started on a Tuesday. They were done painting the cabinets Friday afternoon (day 4). By day 3 I'd figured out that they wouldn't be installing the doors until Monday (day 5) which gave the cabinets plenty of time to dry. However, I hoped they would remove the masking from the sink and stove. They didn't- and probably for good reason. So, bottom line, I was without a kitchen sink, range, and dishwasher for 7 days. I got by but I was roughing it. Also, even though they curtain off the work area very well, if you're getting the grain filled in, expect dust everywhere. Upstairs, downstairs, in pantries, etc. So do yourself a favor the weekend prior and don't bother dusting or mopping. Just take the weekend off and enjoy yourself.