Spanish Fork homes and their cabinets
The median Spanish Fork home was built in 2001. 25% of homes predate 1980, 22% are from 1980–1999 and 53% are from 2000 or later; 80% are owner-occupied.
What that means for your kitchen
Busy kitchens
Family kitchens take a beating around the sink, trash pull-out and the drawers by the stove. Brandon can recommend a durable finish and sheen for high-touch areas.
Stain or paint
If you like the look of wood, a refreshed or darker stain keeps the grain. If you want a lighter, modern color, paint is the way to go.
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Services in Spanish Fork
- Cabinet Painting: Painting is the most popular way to change the color of your kitchen.
- Refinishing & Staining: If you like the look of real wood, refinishing keeps it.
- Bathroom Vanities: Bathroom vanities are smaller than a kitchen but get daily water and humidity.
- Built-ins & Hutches: Built-in hutches, desks, bookcases, entertainment walls and mudroom lockers are cabinetry too.
- Stair Railings: Oak railings and spindles date a home just like oak cabinets.
Want the details on prep, oak grain, lead-safe work in older homes, or how pricing works? Read the cabinet refinishing guide.