Before & After Transformations
See what a professional refinish or stain can do. These are real Oklahoma City kitchens transformed by the ProCoats OKC team.
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Cabinet Refinishing & Staining Services
From a single bathroom vanity to a full kitchen overhaul, ProCoats OKC delivers professional finishes built to last.
Our Cabinet Refinishing Process
Every ProCoats OKC cabinet project follows the same proven four-step process — ensuring a finish that looks great and lasts for years.
We walk the kitchen with you, assess the cabinet condition, discuss your finish goals, and give you a clear written estimate — no pressure, no surprises.
We remove all doors and hardware, thoroughly clean and degloss every surface, fill any damage, and protect countertops, appliances, and floors before we begin.
Bonding primer is applied to all surfaces. Then we spray or hand-apply your chosen stain or paint in multiple coats for even, consistent coverage with no lap marks.
A durable topcoat seals the finish for years of protection. Doors and hardware are reinstalled, the workspace is cleaned, and we walk the job with you before we leave.
The Smart Alternative to New Cabinets
New kitchen cabinets can cost $10,000–$30,000 or more. Professional refinishing delivers the same visual transformation for a fraction of the price.
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Save Up to 80% vs. ReplacementProfessional cabinet refinishing typically costs $1,500–$5,000 — versus $10,000–$30,000+ for full replacement. Same stunning result, fraction of the cost.
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Done in 2–4 DaysNo weeks of contractor delays or living without a kitchen. Most ProCoats OKC refinishing jobs are complete in 2 to 4 days.
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No Demolition, No MessWe keep your cabinet boxes in place. No dumpsters, no torn-out walls, no dust clouds through your home. Just a clean, professional job site.
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Licensed, Insured & LocalProCoats OKC is fully licensed and insured. We're an Oklahoma City company — not a national franchise — and we stand behind every job we do.
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Premium Materials OnlyWe use professional-grade bonding primers, quality stains, and durable topcoats — not the big-box products that fail within a year.