Transform your Savage kitchen without the cost and chaos of a full remodel. Our cabinet refinishing process delivers a factory-fresh finish at 70–85% less than replacement — most kitchens completed in 3–5 days.
Every project follows our proven 4-step process for flawless results.
We carefully remove all doors, drawers, and hardware. Every surface is thoroughly degreased to remove years of cooking oils and grime that prevent paint adhesion.
All surfaces are sanded for proper adhesion, then primed with premium bonding primer designed specifically for cabinetry. This is the foundation of a finish that lasts.
Multiple coats of premium cabinet-grade paint are applied — sprayed for a smooth, factory-quality finish free of brush marks. We use paints rated for kitchen humidity and daily wear.
Doors and drawers are reinstalled with new or existing hardware. We align every door, adjust every hinge, and ensure smooth operation throughout your Savage kitchen.
Kitchen Cabinets • Bathroom Vanities • Cabinet Doors & Drawers • Cabinet Boxes • Islands • Pantry Cabinets • Built-In Shelving • Laundry Room Cabinets
Before — White Flat-PanelAfter — Navy Blue Shaker
Before — Oak Cabinets
After — Black Refinished
Before — Oak Kitchen
After — White & Blue Island
Navy Blue — Stove View
Black — Island Close-Up
Black — Stove Angle
White Millwork & Cabinets
White Cabinet Refinishing
Kitchen Cabinetry
Kitchen Pass-Through
PPP Crew Refinishing Cabinets
White Cabinets — Detail
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for a typical Savage kitchen (compared to $8,000–$25,000 for full cabinet replacement). Save 70–85% and get a brand-new look in days, not weeks.
Get Your Free EstimateMost Savage kitchens take 3–5 days. We can work in phases to keep part of your kitchen functional during the project.
Absolutely. Refinishing costs 70–85% less than replacement and takes days instead of weeks. If your cabinet boxes are structurally sound, refinishing delivers a like-new look at a fraction of the cost.
We offer any color in matte, satin, semi-gloss, and high-gloss finishes. White, gray, navy, and greige are the most popular choices for Savage kitchens right now.
Cabinet refinishing in Savage costs $1,200–$4,800 for a typical kitchen. Exact price depends on number of cabinets, condition, and finish selected. We provide free estimates.
Not with our process. We use professional-grade bonding primer and cabinet-specific paint rated for daily kitchen use. Our finishes hold up to moisture, heat, and daily wear for years.
We provide professional cabinet refinishing throughout Savage including Credit River, McColl Pond. Serving zip codes 55378 and nearby communities including Prior Lake, Burnsville, Shakopee.
As Savage's top-rated painting company, we use exclusively premium Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore products and stand behind every project with our satisfaction guarantee. Call (952) 222-0934 for a free estimate.
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(952) 222-0934Savage sits on the south side of the Minnesota River in Scott County, with the Credit River winding through town before it reaches the larger river valley. That low-lying river-corridor setting means many Savage homes deal with higher seasonal humidity, and moisture is a quiet but important factor in cabinet refinishing. Cabinet paints and clear topcoats cure by releasing solvent and moisture into the surrounding air, so on humid stretches near the river the coats level and harden more slowly, and adhesion can suffer if a surface is recoated before it has properly flashed off. We adjust recoat timing to the actual conditions in the home rather than pushing a fixed schedule.
Much of Savage’s housing is newer, built out as the community grew along Hwy 13, Hwy 42, and County Rd 27 (Dakota Ave). Newer kitchens frequently have MDF or thermofoil doors, which behave very differently from solid wood and require the correct bonding primer to hold a durable finish; where solid-wood or oak doors are present, we fill and seal the grain first for a smooth painted result. Across both, we spray in a contained setup instead of brushing, which yields a smoother, more even finish and lets us keep sanding dust and overspray confined so the rest of the home stays clean while everything cures.