Cabinet Painting
Kitchen and bath cabinet painting & staining for a full refresh — a fraction of the cost and downtime of a full remodel.
Cabinets That Look Newly Installed
Cabinet finishes take more abuse than any other surface in the house — grease, water, daily handling. A proper cabinet repaint isn't just a coat of paint sprayed over old finish; it's degreasing, sanding, and priming so the new finish actually bonds and holds up.
We remove doors and hardware, finish them in a controlled space for a smooth, factory-like result, and reinstall everything once it's fully cured.
What's Included
- Doors, drawer fronts, and hardware removed and labeled
- Degreasing and sanding for proper adhesion
- Wood filler and repair on dents, dings, or gaps
- Sprayed finish for a smooth, even coat
- Cabinet boxes and surrounding areas fully protected
- Reassembly and hardware reinstall (or upgrade, if you'd like)
Our Process
Assessment
We check your cabinet material and current finish to plan the right approach.
Removal & Prep
Doors and hardware come off; surfaces are cleaned, sanded, and primed.
Finish
Sprayed coats applied for a smooth, durable finish.
Reinstall
Doors and hardware go back on once fully cured.