Cabinet Painting & Refinishing
A new kitchen look for a fraction of a replacement
What’s included
- Doors and drawers removed, labeled and sprayed off-site style
- Degrease, sand and bond-prime every surface
- Cabinet-grade enamel that resists chips and grease
- Smooth sprayed finish — no visible brush strokes
- Optional new hardware and soft-close hinges
- Reassembled and aligned on completion
Replacing kitchen cabinets can run tens of thousands of dollars. Refinishing gives you a brand-new look — often the single biggest visual change in a kitchen — for a small fraction of that, and in days instead of weeks.
The secret to a cabinet finish that actually lasts is bonding. Kitchen surfaces are coated in years of grease, so we degrease thoroughly, scuff-sand every face and edge, and apply a high-adhesion bonding primer before the color coats. We spray a durable cabinet-grade enamel that levels out glass-smooth with no brush marks.
What is included
We remove and label all doors and drawer fronts, mask the kitchen, and set up a controlled spray area so overspray never reaches your counters or floors. Boxes are hand-finished in place. We can also install new knobs, pulls and soft-close hinges.
How long does it take?
Most kitchens are complete in three to five days. You keep the use of your kitchen for most of the project.
Questions about cabinet painting & refinishing
Very. We use a bonding primer and a cabinet-grade enamel formulated to resist grease, moisture and daily wear. Proper prep is what makes it last.
Yes. Oak needs grain filling for a fully smooth look, which we can include. We can go lighter, darker or a bold new color.
Just the cabinet contents on the doors we are refinishing. We handle all the masking and containment.
Our work