Timing depends on the size of the kitchen, cabinet condition, finish selection, and project complexity. OCS will review the scope and provide a clear timeline before work begins.

Yes. Cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and hardware are carefully removed and organized as part of the refinishing process for better prep and a cleaner finished result.

Off-site spray finishing allows OCS to finish doors and drawer fronts in a controlled environment, which can help create a smoother, more consistent finish while reducing dust, overspray, odor, and disruption inside the home.

OCS uses professional cabinet coating systems selected for adhesion, hardness, durability, and daily kitchen use. Proper cleaning, sanding, priming, and finishing all work together to support a lasting result.

If your cabinet boxes are structurally sound, refinishing is often a smarter and more cost-effective option than refacing. It can update the look of your kitchen with less disruption while preserving the cabinets you already have.

Every project is different, but the OCS process is designed to reduce mess and disruption. Removing doors and drawer fronts for off-site spray finishing helps limit the amount of finishing work happening inside the home.

OCS uses professional-grade products designed for cabinet surfaces, not basic wall paint. The focus is on adhesion, smooth appearance, durability, and performance in everyday kitchen environments.

The best way to know is to have OCS review your cabinets. If the structure is sound and the surfaces are appropriate for refinishing, this process may be a strong alternative to replacing or refacing your cabinets.