Just completed Master Bathroom renovation in Teays Valley Installers Randy Carter and Ken Hudson Keith’s Kitchens is third generation family Business and we use our own employees as installers Call Keith’s Kitchens 304.586.4311

Just completed kitchen remodel in Hurricane Hickory Mills Road Linen "Cream" Shaker cabinets, and quartz counter tops. Removed load bearing wall and installed beam to open up kitchen, laminate flooring, and marble foyer and more. Installers Greg Hunt, Rodney Kirby and Ken Hudson No Sub Contractors Call Charles Lavender 304.586.4311 Keith’s Kitchens

Let Keith's Kitchens remodel your kitchen or bathroom Why choose Keith's Kitchens over our competitors? We are a Third-Generation Family Business with over 50 years experience in kitchen and bathroom design and installation. We use our own employees as Installers "Never Any Sub-Contractors" Our Installers have a minimum of 25-35 years of experience. We make our own custom kitchen cabinets, and we also offer stock cabinets to compete with the local box stores. We offer turn key kitchen and bathroom remodels. We remove load bearing walls, recessed can lighting, pendant lighting, plumbing, flooring, tile backslashes, granite and quartz counter tops. We can also paint your existing kitchen cabinets. Please give us a call us for a free design consultation 304.586.4311 keithskitchenswv@yahoo.com

Let Keith's Kitchens remodel your kitchen or bathroom Why choose Keith's Kitchens over our competitors? We are a Third-Generation Family Business with over 50 years experience in kitchen and bathroom design and installation. We use our own employees as Installers "Never Any Sub-Contractors" Our Installers have a minimum of 25-35 years of experience. We make our own custom kitchen cabinets, and we also offer stock cabinets to compete with the local box stores. We offer turn key kitchen and bathroom remodels. We remove load bearing walls, recessed can lighting, pendant lighting, plumbing, flooring, tile backslashes, granite and quartz counter tops. We can also paint your existing kitchen cabinets. Please give us a call us for a free design consultation 304.586.4311 keithskitchenswv@yahoo.com

Let Keith's Kitchens paint your outdated existing kitchen cabinets Most cabinets are built solid and just need updating and retrofitting. Will paint your cabinet doors and drawers fronts, or we can install new door/drawer fronts with concealed soft-close hinges, Install new counter tops, and add a tile backslash, to give your kitchen a total transformation, at a fraction of the cost of a new kitchen. We can also remove your soffits "The Box" over top of your cabinets and add crown molding. Just take some pictures of your kitchen and send them to my cell phone 304.549.4346 or email them to keithskitchenswv@yahoo.com and I'll give you a price in 24 hours. Call Charles Lavender for details 304.586.4311

Keith’s Kitchens Recent Bathroom Remodel in Kanawha City for my good friends Mr. Larry and Teresa Blankenship. Installer Larry Barnes Call Charles Lavender 304.586.4311

Let Keith's Kitchens paint your outdated kitchen cabinets. This recently completed kitchen example, we made new shaker doors, installed concealed soft-close hinges, removed glass doors, installed quartz counter tops, added an Island, farm sink, and tile backsplash. We can paint your existing cabinet doors, and drawer fronts, or we can install new shaker or raised panel doors and drawer fronts, change out the exposed cabinet hinges, and your cabinet hardware to give your kitchen a new updated look for a fraction of the cost of a new kitchen. Please text your pictures to 304.549.4346 or email to: keithskitchenswv@yahoo.com for an estimate. Smaller size kitchens average between $3,500.00, average kitchens cost $5,000.00, new doors and drawers fronts, and hinges are an extra charge. We are the primer cabinet door painters “Are Biggest competitor Uses Polyurethane Finish and They Don’t Want You to Know That” Our Painting Processes: 1. Remove doors and drawers’ fronts 2. Remove cabinet hinges and save to be reinstalled 3. Remove cabinet hardware and save to be reinstalled 4. Note: New hinges and cabinet handles or knobs can be added 5. Take doors & drawer fronts to our paint shop 6. Clean doors and drawers’ fronts 7. Fill minor scratches and minor imperfections in doors and drawer fronts Note: If door & drawers fronts are in bad shape, additional labor charges will apply 8. Sand and prep doors & drawers fronts and prepare for primer and painting 9. Doors and drawers are then taken into our dust free paint booth 10. Apply one coat of post catalyzed primer 11. Sand doors and drawers’ fronts between primer coats 12. Apply a second coat of post catalyzed primer 13. Sand doors and drawers’ fronts again between primer post catalyzed coats 14. Apply two topcoats of catalyzed paint 15. Inspect doors and drawers’ fronts What is Catalyzed Paint and Primer? “This is What Our Competitors Don’t Want You To Know” The paint that you can go out and buy at your local paint stores has approximately 2% hardener already built into their paint cans, but however they can only use so much hardener, because it will set up or get hard in the paint cans, so they can only put so much hardener in the paint can. We use close to 100% more hardener in our primers and paint than the typical paint. We use the same type of paint that factory automobiles are painted. This is the most premium durable paint available today, to help resist chipping, cracking, and pealing. Conversion varnish is a lacquer which consists of a high-end solid two part post catalyzed application process. What this means is that at the time of application a hardening agent must be mixed in with the lacquer to provide the additional durability. Conversion varnish is chemical-cured and consists of 40% - 60% solids. Conversion varnish cost more than house lacquer, but it is also much more durable and easier to clean. It is this characteristic that make is an excellent option for painted cabinets. Better Durability When compared to basic home lacquer paint; conversion vanish win in durability. It is largely a solid coating which is hardened during the application process. It does not have a tacky feeling like some of the regular house paints. So, it’s better for high traffic and high use areas of the home. Clear Coat Finish When conversion varnish is applied there it has a clear coat look. This appearance brings a refined appearance to your kitchen or bathroom in your home. In addition to looking great the ultra-smooth and durable surface in quick and easy to clean or wipe down after cooking big meals. Better Elasticity For cabinet doors in kitchens and bathrooms humidity is a factor. All wood no matter how well it is finished will have a reaction to elevated levels of humidity. As humidity rises the wood will swell and as it falls it will contract. Conversion varnish elasticity with help prevent peeling and cracking in your finish. Easy to clean Conversion varnish simply applies smoother and doesn’t have a tacky or sticky feel like many kinds of house paints. That means if some food or mess gets on your cabinets door it will be easier to clean. Better still the coating is more durable and will stay looking great after years of cleaning. Conversion Varnish vs. Polyurethane Note: Our Biggest Competitor Uses “Polyurethane” Conversion varnish is more costly than polyurethane, but it is also much longer lasting and durable. People have said for generations that you get what you pay for, and in this case, it is true. While it might cost a little more it is a better value because of conversion varnish. In the long run you will have a painted surface that last longer and saves you money and time having to repaint your cabinet doors.

Keith's Kitchens has an immediate opening for shop help. Duties to include sanding cabinet doors for painting, assembling cabinets, loading trucks for deliveries and cleaning. Call Charles Lavender 304.549.4346 KEITH'S KITCHENS Shop help

Let Keith's Kitchens paint your outdated kitchen cabinets. This recently completed kitchen in Charleston, is a perfect example of what we offer, Installed new painted mitered doors and drawer fronts installed concealed soft-close hinges, removed the soffits and installed crown molding. We can paint your existing cabinet doors or we can install new doors. We can change out the exposed cabinet hinges to give your kitchen a new updated look for a fraction of the cost of a new kitchen. Please text your pictures to 304.549.4346 or email to: keithskitchenswv@yahoo.com for an estimate. Smaller size kitchens cost approximately $3,500.00 while average kitchens cost $5,000.00 to paint. You can upgrade to new doors and hinges at an additional charge. We are the premier cabinet door painters “Our biggest competitor uses polyurethane finish and they don’t want you to know that” Our Painting Processes: 1. Remove doors and drawers’ fronts 2. Remove cabinet hinges and save to be reinstalled 3. Remove cabinet hardware and save to be reinstalled 4. Note: New hinges and cabinet handles or knobs can be added 5. Take doors & drawer fronts to our paint shop 6. Clean doors and drawers’ fronts 7. Fill minor scratches and minor imperfections in doors and drawer fronts Note: If door & drawers fronts are in bad shape, additional labor charges will apply 8. Sand and prep doors & drawers fronts and prepare for primer and painting 9. Doors and drawers are then taken into our dust free paint booth 10. Apply one coat of post catalyzed primer 11. Sand doors and drawer fronts between primer coats 12. Apply a second coat of post catalyzed primer 13. Sand doors and drawer fronts again between primer post catalyzed coats 14. Apply two topcoats of catalyzed paint 15. Inspect doors and drawer fronts What is catalyzed paint and primer? “This is what our competitors don’t want you to know” The paint that you can go out and buy at your local paint stores has approximately 2% hardener already built into their paint cans, but however they can only use so much hardener, because it will set up or get hard in the paint cans. They can only put so much hardener in the paint can. We use close to 100% more hardener in our primers and paint than the typical paint. We use the same type of paint that factory automobiles are painted. This is the most premium durable paint available today, to help resist chipping, cracking, and pealing. Conversion varnish is a lacquer which consists of a high-end solid two part post catalyzed application process. What this means is that at the time of application a hardening agent must be mixed in with the lacquer to provide the additional durability. Conversion varnish is chemical-cured and consists of 40% - 60% solids. Conversion varnish cost more than house lacquer, but it is also much more durable and easier to clean. It is this characteristic that make is an excellent option for painted cabinets. Better Durability When compared to basic home lacquer paint; conversion vanish win in durability. It is largely a solid coating which is hardened during the application process. It does not have a tacky feeling like some of the regular house paints. So it’s better for high traffic and high use areas of the home. Clear Coat Finish When conversion varnish is applied there it has a clear coat look. This appearance brings a refined appearance to your kitchen or bathroom in your home. In addition to looking great the ultra-smooth and durable surface in quick and easy to clean or wipe down after cooking big meals. Better Elasticity For cabinet doors in kitchens and bathrooms humidity is a factor. All wood no matter how well it is finished will have a reaction to elevated levels of humidity. As humidity rises the wood will swell and as it falls it will contract. Conversion varnish elasticity with help prevent peeling and cracking in your finish. Easy to clean Conversion varnish simply applies smoother and doesn’t have a tacky or sticky feel like many kinds of house paints. That means if some food or mess gets on your cabinets door it will be easier to clean. Better still the coating is more durable and will stay looking great after years of cleaning. Conversion Varnish vs. Polyurethane Note: Our Biggest Competitor Uses “Polyurethane” Conversion varnish is more costly than polyurethane, but it is also much longer lasting and durable. People have said for generations that you get what you pay for, and in this case, it is true. While it might cost a little more it is a better value because of conversion varnish. In the long run you will have a painted surface that last longer and saves you money and time having to repaint your cabinet Please give us a call for an estimate 304.586.4311 or you can text or call Charles Lavender directly 304.549.4346

Keith’s Kitchens and Baths just completed total master bathroom makeover in Woods & Irons Hurricane We use our own employees as installers never any outside subcontractors We are a third generation family business since 1976 keithskitchenswv@yahoo.com Please give us a call 304.586.4311 or text 304.549.4346 for a free estimate