We started Cabinet Restore Pro as a local wrapping operation and grew into NYC, Boston, and Charlotte because the need was obvious — thousands of apartment owners, homeowners, and renters sitting in kitchens they hate, unable to afford a full renovation, and unwilling to lose their kitchen for six weeks of dust and noise.


NYC and Boston apartments are small, and Charlotte homes are often move-in-ready builds where the original finishes age quickly. Full cabinet replacements — $15,000 to $30,000+, six to eight weeks of contractors, demolition, dust, permits, and building board approvals — are simply not realistic for most homeowners.
The alternative used to be: live with it. Paint it and watch it chip in a year. Or save up for years and do the full renovation.
We saw a better way. Bodaq architectural film — the same product used in hotels, luxury offices, and commercial spaces worldwide — wraps directly over your existing cabinet doors and countertops. The result looks brand new. The process takes one day. No permits, no noise complaints, no building management drama.
We expanded into NYC, Boston, and Charlotte because each market has its own version of the same problem: co-op and condo boards in NYC, historic renovation restrictions in Boston, and builder-grade kitchens across Charlotte's fast-growing neighborhoods — all full of people who want a modern kitchen without a modern renovation bill.
The single biggest reason NYC, Boston, and Charlotte clients choose wrapping over renovation isn't even the cost — it's the time.
We show up, wrap every cabinet door and countertop surface, and clean up. You use your kitchen the same night.
Cabinet wrapping starts from $1,999. The equivalent full replacement starts at $15,000 and often exceeds $30,000 in NYC.
Wrapping is cosmetic, not structural. No co-op board filings, no building management sign-off, no noise permits.
Compact NYC and Boston kitchens, and Charlotte homes, are faster and cleaner to wrap. No large crews, no dumpsters, no disruption to neighbors.
Bodaq film is rated for commercial use. It handles heat, moisture, and daily wear — and looks as good in year five as day one.
Dark wenge, navy, sage green, marble, concrete, matte white — whatever look you want, there's a film for it.
Most installations are complete in a single day. You shouldn't have to rearrange your life for a kitchen update.
We use Bodaq architectural film — the same material in hotels and commercial spaces. It's not a sticker. It's a durable surface.
We'll tell you if wrapping isn't right for your cabinets. We'd rather give you the right answer than take a job that won't hold up.