Cabinet Painting.
Factory-grade finishes on existing cabinets — a fraction of replacement cost, looks like new.
Done properly, once.
Replacing cabinets is one of the biggest renovation expenses in any kitchen. A factory-grade cabinet refinish costs a fraction of replacement and looks just as new — when it's done right. We remove doors and drawer fronts, sand and clean every surface, prime, and apply two coats of cabinet-grade enamel in a dust-controlled spray booth.
- Doors and drawer fronts
- Frame and panel painting
- Dust-controlled spray finish
- Cleaning and degreasing prep
- Hardware removal and reinstall
- 24-month written warranty
How we refinish cabinets.
A proper cabinet refinish is mostly prep. Skip a step and you'll see it within a year — peeling, soft spots, brush marks. Our 7-step process is built to last a decade or more.
- 01
Pre-inspection
Check hinges, joints, and surfaces. Flag anything that needs repair before we start.
- 02
Remove doors and drawers
Each piece labelled and tagged so it returns to the exact opening it came from.
- 03
Degrease and clean
TSP wash on every surface to lift the years of cooking residue paint won't bond to.
- 04
Sand
220-grit on all surfaces. Cuts the existing finish and gives the primer a key to bite into.
- 05
Prime
Bonding primer designed for slick laminates, melamine, and old oil-based finishes.
- 06
Spray two coats
Cabinet-grade waterborne alkyd, applied in a dust-controlled booth for a factory-smooth finish.
- 07
Cure and reinstall
48 hours to harden. Hardware reinstalled, soft-close hinges adjusted, doors re-hung straight.
What homeowners should know.
A refinish runs roughly a quarter of the cost of new cabinets — and takes 3–5 days instead of 2–3 weeks. The boxes stay, your kitchen layout stays, and you avoid the lead time on custom millwork.
Color change isn't a limit. Bonding primer means you can go from dark stained oak to crisp white, or any direction between.
Finish options
Satin balances sheen and forgiveness. Semi-gloss is more durable. Matte is on-trend but shows fingerprints faster.
Longevity
Expect 10–15 years on a properly prepped and sprayed finish under normal kitchen use.
Veneer cabinets
We can paint over intact veneer. Damaged or peeling veneer needs repair first.
Got questions? We've got answers.
The most common things homeowners ask before booking. Don't see yours? Call us or send a message.
Most rooms take 1–3 days from prep to final coat. A full main-floor repaint typically runs 4–7 days depending on size, surfaces, and color count.
Ready to get started?
Free on-site estimate. Zero pressure. We'll measure, color-match, and write a clean quote — all at your home, often in under an hour.
