Cabinet Painting

What This Service Involves

Painting cabinets well is far more than a coat of paint, requiring degreasing, sanding, priming, and a durable topcoat applied in controlled conditions. We remove doors and hardware, fill imperfections, and spray or fine-finish surfaces so the result is smooth and free of brush marks. Kitchen paint must resist grease, moisture, and frequent cleaning, so we specify products built for that abuse. The outcome is a crisp, updated color that looks professionally finished and holds up to daily life.

Benefits

Smooth, brush-mark-free factory-style finish; durable coatings that resist grease and moisture; wide color flexibility to match any style; existing cabinets refreshed affordably

Our Process

1) Remove doors, drawers, and hardware; 2) Clean, sand, and prime all surfaces; 3) Apply finish coats in a controlled setup; 4) Cure, reassemble, and reinstall hardware

What Affects the Cost

Number of doors and drawers painted; extent of prep and repair required; paint quality and number of coats; on-site versus off-site spraying

Best Time of Year

Painting cures best in warmer, drier months, making late spring through early fall the ideal window for a lasting finish.