Cabinet Refacing DIXON, CA

A. With N-Hance of Solano County, you can rest confidently knowing you’re making the best choice not only for your home and budget but the planet too. Since we’re refacing the existing cabinets, we’re using less wood, saving trees, cutting down on the use of fossil fuels, and reducing greenhouse emissions.

For the safety of your family, we’re also the safer choice since there’s no dust and fewer Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) thanks to our high-performance, water-based polyurethane finish.

We are also proud to partner with American Forests. Through this partnership, we plant one tree for every kitchen we refinish. When you choose N-Hance, you get a beautiful new kitchen, and our planet benefits from a new tree that will help reduce CO₂ emissions.

A. With N-Hance of Solano County, you’re not only getting an approach that’s easier and more affordable, but completely innovative too. Our process for cabinet door replacements includes:

• Consultation: We will work with you to learn about your needs and your preferences and also educate you on your options. From start to finish, we’ll help you make decisions, large and small, that will lead to a beautiful end result.
• Preparation: Our team will mask and drape your project site first to ensure your home is kept safe and protected from stains or damage. You don’t need to sweep or do anything other than clear the countertops, empty cabinets, and drawers, and lead the way to your kitchen.
• Cleaning & Patching: Current doors and drawer fronts are removed. We then use a proprietary cleaning solution to ensure there aren’t any contaminants, like grease or wax, on the cabinet boxes that could prevent the color or stain from adhering. If there are any dents or scratches on the cabinet boxes, we will repair and fill those in, as well.
• Priming: Before applying a new paint color to your cabinets, they will be primed with primer specially designed for cabinets. The application of primer will help to ensure proper adhesion with the final paint color you have chosen. It also prevents bleed-through and creates a superior, even look.
• Protective Finish Application: Finally, the N-Hance of Solano technician will add a layer of our Protective Clear Coat Finish. The technician may also apply a second coat of finish in order to ensure that your cabinets are well-protected and look new for years to come.
• Color Application: We will apply the paint or stain color you have chosen using a color match system where we match your approved sample to the work being completed. Cabinet doors and drawer fronts are typically completed at our offsite workroom. We’ll use the same technique at your home to update the cabinet boxes.
• Installation: Once the color application stage is complete, your new doors and drawer fronts will arrive at your home, painted, finished, and ready to be installed. We can then install any cabinet pulls or handles you prefer.
• Inspection: Once the process is complete, you can inspect your new cabinets with one of our technicians to ensure you’re completely satisfied.

A. The most obvious benefit of updating your cabinets is how it will make you feel about your kitchen. There is just a feeling of freshness and newness, being .a space that is decorated in just the way you choose. With cabinet door replacement, you’re getting the best of all worlds. Your kitchen will feel brand new at a cost you’re comfortable with. Since our approach is so budget-friendly, you might be able to afford other changes, such as a new backsplash, flooring, or countertops. In addition, our approach is faster, less disruptive, and more sustainable, without old cabinets ending up in a landfill.

A: Depends on the kind of refacing. Typical refacing involves applying adhesive to existing cabinets and then covering cabinets with cheap veneer. It’s not durable and hard to repair. N-Hance hybrid refacing, however, replaces doors and drawer fronts and expertly matches all the fronts.

A: Refinishing involves changing the finish on wood cabinets.

Refacing involves covering cabinets with a veneer or thermofoil material bond by adhesives.