Cabinet painting & fine finishes
Cabinets that look replaced, not repainted.
Doors and drawers off, hardware labeled, boxes masked, every surface degreased and scuff-sanded, then sprayed with a cabinet-grade enamel that levels glass-smooth and cures hard.
Cabinet painting is the highest-value project in most homes: a fraction of replacement cost, and the difference between a dated kitchen and a finished one. It's also the easiest job to do badly. The difference is prep, product, and patience.
We spray doors and drawer fronts in a controlled setting, apply a bonding primer and multiple finish coats, and allow a full cure before reassembly. The result is a durable, wipeable finish that holds up to daily life.
What's included
- Kitchen cabinets, islands, and pantries
- Bathroom vanities and built-ins
- Doors and drawer fronts removed and sprayed
- Degreasing, sanding, and bonding primer
- Color changes and two-tone designs
- Hardware reinstallation and final adjustment
Common questions
What's the difference between cabinet painting and refinishing?
Refinishing strips and re-stains the existing wood; painting applies an opaque enamel finish. Painting offers more color options and hides grain; refinishing keeps the wood look. We'll recommend the right one for your cabinets.
How long does it take?
Most kitchens take 5 to 8 working days including cure time. You'll have use of the kitchen for most of it.
Will the finish chip?
A properly prepped, sprayed, and cured cabinet enamel is extremely durable. We'll show you how to care for it and we stand behind our work.
Request an Estimate
Ready to see what your home could look like?
Tell us a little about the project. We'll follow up within one business day to schedule a visit and put together a clear, honest estimate.