Cabinet refinishing
Refresh existing cabinet boxes, doors, and drawer fronts in a new painted or stained finish, without replacing them.
Explore cabinet work
Cabinet refinishing & residential painting · Wilmington, Delaware area
Miloro refinishes the kitchen cabinets you already have with professional spray finishing, so the whole room can change without assuming you need new cabinets. Interior and exterior painting, too.
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Cabinet refinishing
Cabinet refinishing can change how a kitchen feels while preserving the layout and cabinetry that already work for your home.
Miloro's cabinet-first approach centers on careful preparation, deliberate finishing, and a clear conversation about the result you want. No inflated promises—just a process built around doing the visible work well.
What Miloro does
Cabinet refinishing leads, in a painted or stained finish. Interior and exterior painting and power washing round out the work, held to the same standard.
Refresh existing cabinet boxes, doors, and drawer fronts in a new painted or stained finish, without replacing them.
Explore cabinet workWalls, trim, rooms, and connected living spaces treated as part of one composed home—not isolated paint jobs.
Interior paintingA careful exterior refresh intended to respect the architecture, the neighborhood, and the character of the home.
Exterior paintingPower washing and exterior cleaning for homes, on its own or as the first step before exterior painting.
Power washingA clear beginning
A clear path from first conversation to a finished room, so you always know what comes next.
Tell Miloro what you want to change, where the project is located, and what is most important to you.
Review the existing surfaces, desired finish, scope, and any details that may shape the work.
Once the project is understood, Miloro can prepare an estimate based on the actual scope.
Confirm project details before work begins. Exact scheduling and product choices are project-specific.

Family-rooted craft
Miloro began as a father-and-son painting business. Ryan learned the trade beside his father, Mike, and carries that family foundation into the work today.
Recent work
Project photos are being added. Images marked Concept are illustrations, not Miloro projects.

Before we talk
Straight answers to the questions homeowners ask first.
Read all frequently asked questionsNo. The existing cabinetry and the goals for the project need to be considered first. A conversation and project review are the right starting point.
Color direction is part of the project conversation. Final options depend on the existing surfaces and the agreed finishing approach.
Timing depends on scope, condition, and scheduling. Timing is set project by project.