Vine & GrainCabinet Refinishing
California sets a one-year baseline for the fit and finish of cabinets and paint finishes. We don't think one year is enough for something you touch every day — so every job comes with a written 3-year or 5-year warranty.
California's recognized standard for the “fit and finish” of cabinets and paint finishes is just one year (Civil Code § 900). Our written, express limited warranty covers your refinished cabinetry and furniture for a full three years — or five years on our premium finish system — far beyond that one-year benchmark.
For three full years we warranty our workmanship and finish against peeling, flaking, blistering, cracking, and adhesion failure under normal household use. If the finish we applied fails because of how it was prepped or sprayed, we come back and make it right — labor and materials included, at no cost to you.
Best for standard kitchens, baths, and built-ins.
Our premium acrylic-urethane finish with polyurethane clear coats is built to take more — more cleaning, more daily wear, more years. We back it for five full years against the same failures, with a harder-wearing coating engineered for high-traffic kitchens and heirloom furniture meant to last.
Best for high-use kitchens, fine furniture, and maximum longevity.
Both tiers cover the same failures and share the same terms — the only difference is the finish grade and the length of coverage. Your warranty is issued to you in writing on completion.
Contact us in writing within 14 days of noticing a covered condition, with a photo and a quick description.
We'll come take a look and confirm the cause — honestly. If it's a covered finish failure, we move straight to the fix.
We re-prep and re-spray the affected doors, drawers or surfaces — labor and materials on us. No runaround.
Warranty is an express written limited warranty, non-transferable, to the original customer at the original address; remedy is limited to repair/refinish of the affected area. Full terms are provided on your warranty certificate at project completion.
Not a verbal promise — a document, with your project, your coverage, and our name on it.