Tarrant County, Texas
Cabinet Refinishing in Fort Worth
and Kitchen Facelifts.
Cabinet refinishing & painting in Fort Worth
Huewerk refinishes cabinets across west and southwest Fort Worth, from the original built-ins of Rivercrest and Monticello to the custom kitchens of Westover Hills and Mira Vista, with a sprayed, factory-smooth finish. When the door style dates the room, a Kitchen Facelift adds custom-built new doors. It starts with a free consultation in your home.
Fort Worth
Kitchens in Fort Worth
Fort Worth's established neighborhoods span most of a century. Rivercrest, Monticello, and Berkeley Place have homes from the 1920s through the 1940s, many with original built-in cabinetry and kitchens that have been remodeled once or twice since. Tanglewood is mostly 1950s and 1960s ranches, often expanded, and Westover Hills and Mira Vista add large custom homes from the 1980s onward.
That range shows in the cabinetry: painted inset doors and glass-front uppers in the older homes, oak and maple raised panels from the 1980s and 1990s, and stained or glazed custom work in the newer estates. When the boxes are sound, the finish is usually what's holding the room back.
Refinish or Kitchen Facelift?
In an older home, refinishing keeps original millwork that would be costly to reproduce, and a new sprayed color makes it feel current without losing its character. In a ranch or a custom home, it's the simplest way to update a kitchen without touching the counters, backsplash, or floors.
If the doors themselves date the room, a Kitchen Facelift keeps your boxes, replaces the doors and drawer fronts with new ones built by our local cabinetmaker, and refinishes the boxes to match.
Not sure which? That's what the consultation is for. See how a Kitchen Facelift works, or read Paint or Replace for an honest comparison.
Neighborhoods we serve
- Rivercrest
- Westover Hills
- Tanglewood
- Monticello
- Berkeley Place
- Mira Vista
Working in your home
Older homes need a gentler hand: original cabinetry is cleaned and repaired before it's sanded, and if the house was built before 1978, the work follows lead-safe practices. The kitchen is sealed off from the rest of the home while we work, with dust extraction during sanding, and floors and counters are protected throughout.
Request a consultationQuestions
From Fort Worth homeowners
Is the original cabinetry in our older Fort Worth home worth keeping?
Often, yes. Built-ins from the 1920s through the 1940s are frequently solid wood, and refinishing keeps millwork that would be expensive to reproduce. At the consultation we'll look at the doors and boxes and tell you honestly whether refinishing, new doors, or replacement makes the most sense.
Our house was built before 1978. Is that a problem?
No, but it changes how the work is done. Older paint can contain lead, so sanding follows lead-safe practices: the work area is contained, dust is controlled, and everything is cleaned and checked before we leave.
Do you work in Westover Hills?
Yes. Westover Hills is its own town within Fort Worth, and we work there and in the surrounding neighborhoods, including Rivercrest and Crestwood.
Services in Fort Worth
The work
Spray Finishing
Cured finishes that read as factory, never brushed.
Color Changes
From builder oak to any color in your designer's palette.
Two-Tone Kitchens
Islands, uppers, and lowers in complementary finishes.
Glazing
Hand-applied depth for traditional and old-world kitchens.
Hardware
Pulls, knobs, and hinges sourced and fitted.
Oak Cabinets
Grain filled or left to show, with nothing bleeding through.
Bathroom Vanities
Primary baths and powder rooms, matched to the kitchen or all their own.
Built-Ins & Bars
Libraries, wet bars, butler's pantries, laundry rooms, and mudrooms.
Also serving
Begin
A private consultation in Fort Worth.
We'll see the room, talk through color, finish, and door style, and give you an honest recommendation, then follow with a detailed written proposal.