Wallscapers

Your home is not just a place where you live. It is a special place that serves as an extension of your persona and is a reflection of your style and taste. This is why it is very important to make sure that your home looks and feels exactly the way you want it regardless of its age. If you are in Raleigh NC or any of its surrounding communities and are on the lookout for top quality services like painting, furniture refinishing, or cabinet refinishing Raleigh NC homeowners love, you could not have come to a better place!

Established in 1987, Wallscapers is a locally owned and operated home improvement services company dedicated to providing top quality finishing services for homeowners and business owners who want to dramatically improve the look and feel of their homes. Wallscapers offers top-notch kitchen cabinet refinishing, custom concrete countertop installation and refinishing, as well other related services at honest fair costs. Backed by over 30 years of unparalleled excellence and outstanding reliability in delivering results that meet or exceed our clients' expectations without going over the agreed budget, Wallscapers has built a rock-solid reputation as the trusted authority Raleigh NC folks turn to for a wide variety of home improvement needs.

The kitchen is a very important part of the home which often gets the most use. Good quality cabinets can last longer than the style or color you want for the kitchen area. A standard maple cabinet can be transformed into a deep rich mahogany look which when coupled with a light gray wall and new sleek hardware gives the kitchen a contemporary look. We paint the cabinets with catalyzed resin paint. Catalyzed resin painting is the most professional way to refinish your cabinets and furniture. Unlike normal painters, it is sprayed on and will not have brush or roller marks.

This customer had someone else paint their kitchen cabinets very inexpensively, and it shows. After no time at all the paint started to peel up through regular use. This close up also shows how the previous painter tried to salvage the paint job using a brush after applying the paint far too heavily. When you paint cabinets the paint is supposed to adhere to them. The paint should not be coming up at all, let alone in sheets like this. A sure sign that the wrong type of paint was used, as well as poor preparation being done.