Kitchen Renovations Calgary

After we have removed all the doors and drawer fronts from the kitchen, we take them away off-site to our spray shop facility. Once the cabinet doors are at our shop they are cleaned with an industrial cleaner to remove any grease or residue that has built up over the years from typical kitchen use. Once this is complete, the doors get a thorough sanding to ensure a good bond with a primer or bond coat. Now the doors have been cleaned and sanded, but we believe that they need one more cleaning to make sure that all sanding dust, wax, grease and residual oils get removed prior to priming and finishing. Between all coats we sand your doors to remove any rough spots and to let each successive coat bond to the next one. Depending on the condition and wood type of the cabinet doors, 2 to 3 topcoats are sprayed on all your doors and on-site kitchen cabinets. Once all the doors have been refinished and wrapped in protective foam, we deliver them back to your home and we re-install the cabinet doors and drawer fronts back to your existing cabinet box frames.

Once all the cabinet doors are removed from the kitchen and sprayed at our shop the remainder of your kitchen cabinets left behind will receive the same finishing process on-site. Reborn specializes in provide great on-site finishing services, our prep is an extremely thorough process and we take great pride in ensuring no scratches or overspray damages your cabinets, floors or countertops.

We know that your house is your biggest investment and we wholeheartedly respect that. When we spray in your home we mask off your entire kitchen from the rest of your home, creating a controlled environment, which ensures a great finish and a clean site. All the walls, ceiling, countertops, backsplash and cabinet box frames get masked off to ensure crisp lines and no overspray. We also lay flooring protection matts if required to ensure to floor damage is created.

Some competitors don’t take these on-site precautions or they hand paint the cabinet structures instead and use architectural paints that were designed for use on passage doors, trim and walls. These coatings don’t meet the KCMA guidelines, and just don’t have the durability that is needed in a kitchen or bathroom.

We don’t brush and roll anything because the quality and longevity is not comparable. Our coatings differ from regular house paint. They were designed to be used kitchen cabinets in high traffic areas, and have excellent moisture resistance. They also have a much smoother feel and a far superior look with the added benefit of providing outstanding durability.