Painting & Finishes
Cabinet Painting
Kitchen and bath cabinets painted or refinished in place — doors, drawer fronts, and boxes, quoted from photos.
What’s involved
Cabinet painting is a regular service, quoted from the cabinets on the property. We look at cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and cabinet boxes, plus the current finish and condition, the prep required, and whether the work can stay on site or needs doors taken off. Primer and a durable finish are named in the quote. Spraying versus brushing depends on the cabinets and whether the room can be contained. Send photos of the doors, the interiors, and the room. This is cabinet finishing, not cabinet replacement or custom millwork.
Why people book this
- Doors, drawer fronts, and boxes quoted as a set
- Prep matches the existing finish and condition
- On-site vs. doors-off called out before work starts
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FAQ
Common questions
Do you spray every cabinet job?
Not always. Spraying depends on the cabinets, the room, and whether the space can be contained. We’ll say which method fits before work starts.
Can the work stay on site?
Often, yes — doors and drawer fronts can be painted in place or taken off and finished in a contained area on site. Photos of the kitchen and the cabinets help us say which way fits.
Do you paint the boxes as well as the doors?
Yes, when that’s part of the job. Doors, drawer fronts, and cabinet boxes are quoted from what you send us. Existing finish and condition change the prep.