Kitchen trends change, and cabinets that looked right ten years ago can date a whole room. Professional cabinet painting is an easy, affordable way to refresh your kitchen without resorting to a full renovation.
We spray on a durable, scratch- and heat-resistant finish, and most kitchens are done in a week or less. We have painted hundreds of cabinets across Horsham, Holland, Churchville, Ambler and the surrounding Bucks and Montgomery County towns.
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What Cabinet Painting Costs
Cabinet painting is priced by the number of doors and drawers, not by the size of the room. A galley kitchen with 18 doors costs less than an open-plan kitchen with 40 doors and an island.
Painting your existing cabinets typically costs a fraction of replacing them, and takes a week rather than a month. If your cabinet boxes are solid, painting is almost always the better value.
Professional vs. DIY Cabinet Painting
- Faster results — We have painted hundreds of cabinets and we know how to work efficiently. You will be enjoying your updated kitchen within one week or less.
- Design and colour advice — We know which colours and finishes work on cabinets, and we give you that advice as part of the job.
- A smooth, sprayed finish — Spraying creates a clean, even surface. Most homeowners do not have the equipment or the space to spray, which is what leaves brushstrokes and uneven coverage on a DIY job.
- Reliable results — You do not have to hope it turns out well. We do this every week, and we take care to make sure your cabinets exceed what you expected.
Our Cabinet Painting Process
Cabinet painting is a multi-step job that generally takes between one day and one week, depending on how many cabinets you have and the size of the kitchen. Here is exactly what we do.
1. Remove all doors and drawers
Taking the doors and drawers off is what lets us get a smooth, clean finish on every square inch. We remove them and unscrew the hardware.
2. Mask off the kitchen
We tape over counters, the sink and any other fixture where we do not want paint to stray.
3. Sand, vacuum and clean
We sand the cabinetry thoroughly, vacuum the dust and clean the surfaces so nothing is left that would stop the paint bonding.
4. Apply a bonding primer
A first coat of bonding primer or sealer is what makes the colour adhere and stay looking right for years.
5. Spray two coats
We use professional sprayers for an even finish, in the paint you have chosen — enamel, acrylic or another type.
6. Rehang everything
Once the paint has cured we re-install the doors and drawers and refit the hardware. Your kitchen goes back together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get Your Cabinet Painting Estimate
Send us a photo of your kitchen or book a walk-through. We will count the doors and drawers, talk through colours and finishes, and put the price in writing. Free, and with no obligation.
