Joe's Custom Wood Finishing

Antique restoration is the careful repair and care of old items to return them to their original look and function, using traditional techniques, cleaning, repairing damage, stabilizing materials, and sometimes recreating missing parts while preserving authenticity.

Cabinet painting is refinishing and re-coating kitchen or furniture cabinets to refresh their look. It involves cleaning, sanding, priming, applying paint or stain, and protecting with a finish for durability and a renewed appearance.

Restore the beauty and durability of your doors with expert refinishing services. We strip, sand, and refinish wood doors to bring out their natural charm and protect them for years to come."

Exterior painting is repainting the outside surfaces of a building to protect and refresh it. It involves cleaning, repairing, priming, choosing weatherproof paints, and applying coats to walls, trim, doors, and siding for both appearance and durability.

Furniture painting is decorating and protecting tables, chairs, and cabinets by cleaning, priming, painting or staining, and sealing surfaces to refresh the look and guard against wear.

Furniture restoration is the process of repairing and renewing old or damaged furniture to bring back its original look and function, including cleaning, fixing, refinishing, and sometimes replacing parts or upholstery while preserving its character.

Furniture stripping is the process of removing old finishes, paint, or varnish from wooden furniture to reveal the bare wood. It involves applying a chemical or heat-based remover, scraping and sanding, cleaning, and often refinishing or staining the wood.

Interior painting is the process of applying paint to the walls, ceilings, and trim inside a building to refresh or change the look. It involves surface prep, patching, priming, choosing colors, masking, and two coats of paint with clean, even results.

Kitchen cabinet refacing is upgrading cabinet doors, fronts, and hardware while keeping the existing cabinet boxes, usually with new veneer or veneer doors, to refresh the look and feel of your kitchen at lower cost and downtime.

Kitchen cabinet refinishing is renewing the look of existing cabinets by sanding, staining or painting surfaces, redoing finishes, and sometimes replacing hardware—improving appearance and durability without full cabinet replacement.

Metal painting is applying colors and coatings to metal surfaces to decorate, protect, or seal them. It involves cleaning, priming, painting with suitable paints, and sometimes sealing with a finish for durability and shine.

Spray painting is a quick way to apply paint using a aerosol spray or pneumatic gun. It covers surfaces evenly, dries fast, and can be used on walls, metal, or wood, requiring masking, sanding, and proper ventilation for a smooth, even finish.

Wood Refinish services restore and refresh wooden surfaces by cleaning, sanding, staining or painting, sealing, and applying protective finishes to remove scratches, restore color, and extend the life of furniture, floors, or cabinetry.

Wood ceiling refinishing is the process of sanding, staining or painting, and sealing a wood ceiling to restore its color, smoothness, and protection. It involves cleaning, sanding, applying stain or paint, and a protective top coat for durability and shine.

Wood doors stripping is the process of removing old paint, varnish, or finishes from wooden doors so they can be restored or refinished. It involves applying a stripping solution or heat, scraping and cleaning the surface, then sanding and preparing for a new finish.

Wood painting is the craft of applying paint or stain to wooden surfaces to add color, texture, and protection. It involves cleaning, priming, choosing finishes, applying coats, and sometimes sealing with varnish or wax for durability and shine.

Wood staining is applying a colored finish to wood to enhance its color and grain while providing some protection. It involves choosing a stain, preparing the surface, applying evenly, wiping off excess, and drying before any sealant or top coat.

Wood varnishing is applying a clear protective coating to wooden surfaces to seal, add shine, and guard against moisture and wear. It involves cleaning, sanding, applying varnish in thin layers, and allowing each coat to dry before lightly sanding for a smooth finish.