A premium, detail‑driven process that gives your existing cabinets a factory smooth finish without the cost and chaos of a full replacement.
New cabinets are expensive and disruptive. Professionally painted cabinets can deliver a “new kitchen” feel at a fraction of the cost. If the prep and products are done right, it creates a factory-like finish. Our team follows a meticulous, multi‑step process to transform dated, worn, or dark cabinets into a bright, durable finish that stands up to daily use in Florida homes.
Cabinet replacement is one of the most expensive parts of a kitchen remodel. In many Pinellas County homes, the cabinet boxes are structurally sound the finish is just dated, dark, or worn.
Professional cabinet painting gives you:
When done correctly, a sprayed or finely finished cabinet system can look and feel like a factory finish—not a weekend DIY.
We repaint most residential cabinet systems, including:
> During your estimate, we’ll confirm what your cabinets are made of (solid wood, veneer, MDF, etc.) and recommend the best prep and coating system for each.
Cabinet work is all about prep, product, and dust‑free, controlled application. Here’s the high‑level process we follow.
We review your existing cabinets, note any damage or repairs needed, and talk about colors, sheens, and hardware changes. You’ll get a clear, written proposal outlining the process, timeline, and pricing.
We protect adjacent countertops, floors, appliances, and nearby walls and in most cases, the cabinets don’t need to be emptied. All parts are carefully removed and cataloged, every door, hinge, and handle during disassembly is labeled, and taken to a controlled area on-site, to prevent transport-related damage. Boxes and frames are carefully masked as well to keep the rest of your home clean.
Cabinets collect oils, grease, and contaminants especially in kitchens. We:
We apply high‑adhesion, cabinet‑appropriate primers designed to grip slick surfaces and block existing stains or tannin bleed. This is critical on woods that can discolor light paints if not sealed correctly.
Depending on your project, we typically use sprayed finishes (or a combination of methods) to deliver a smooth, even surface:
Once coatings have cured properly, we:
We walk everything with you to make sure you’re happy with the color, sheen, and finish quality before we call it done.
Cleaning, sanding, and priming are non‑negotiable to avoid peeling or chipping.
Harder more durable paint than standard products that are normally used on doors and trim
Sprayed application and controlled environment focused on delivering perfect finishes
Strategic color choices and new hardware can completely change the feel of your kitchen or bath.
We keep work areas contained, communicate timing clearly, and aim to minimize downtime for your kitchen.
Cabinet painting is usually a great fit when:
If your cabinets are severely water‑damaged, warped, or structurally failing, we’ll be honest about whether painting is a smart investment or not.
Most standard kitchen cabinet projects take several days to about a week, depending on size, condition, and whether doors are finished on‑site or off‑site. You’ll get a specific timeline with your estimate.
There will be some disruption, but we plan the project so you retain basic access whenever possible. We’ll walk you through what to expect before work begins.
We use high‑quality, cabinet‑appropriate coatings designed for hardness, adhesion, and washability—not the same paint used on walls. These finishes stand up better to daily use, cleaning, and humidity.
While no on‑site process is identical to a factory line, our prep, priming, and application methods are designed to get as close as realistically possible, with smooth, consistent finishes and clean edges.
With proper prep, quality products, and normal use, professionally painted cabinets can last many years. We’ll provide care tips to help maximize longevity.
Yes. If you provide new knobs/pulls, we can fill old holes (if needed), drill for new hardware, and install it as part of the project. We’ll confirm details during the estimate.
If your cabinets are solid but their color or finish is holding your kitchen back, cabinet painting can give you a whole new look without a full remodel.
