Kitchens in the 2003 to 2012 villages were built with the standard finishes then: dark cherry or maple stain, raised-panel doors, and heavy hardware. The boxes are usually fine. The color is what makes the kitchen read fifteen years old.

Cabinet painting solves that without a demolition. We pull the doors, degrease, sand, prime, and spray the finish rather than brushing it, which produces the smooth surface that separates a professional job from a weekend one. Hardware returns aligned, and the kitchen is back in service in days. At the estimate, we will tell you directly whether your boxes justify the work.

Commercial space here is newer than almost anywhere in the county. The town center, the Cordes Village retail center, and the Delta College south campus all opened within the last several years. New buildings do not need rescue work. They need repaints scheduled tightly enough that tenants never close, and finishes that hold up to daily public traffic.

Our commercial painting covers retail suites, offices, medical and dental practices, restaurants, schools, and multifamily buildings. We work nights and early mornings; our crews are safety trained and insured, and we provide a certificate of insurance to your property manager before mobilizing. One crew manages commercial accounts directly, so one person owns the schedule start to finish.