Cabinet painting

Cabinet Painting in Georgetown, Guelph & Milton

Kitchen and vanity cabinetry sprayed in a factory-smooth finish that stands up to daily use. Repainting is usually cheaper than replacing the cabinets, and it reads like a renovation.

  • Kitchen cabinets
  • Bathroom vanities
  • Doors and drawer fronts
  • Cabinet boxes

How a cabinet respray works

Doors and drawer fronts come off, get cleaned and sanded, and are sprayed off site in a controlled space for a factory-smooth finish, rather than brushed in place. The boxes that stay in the kitchen are sprayed or carefully brushed in place, with everything around them masked off.

Recent before and afters

Two real jobs are shown below: a kitchen taken from cherry to a soft blue-green, and an ensuite vanity refinished from dark maple to a warm off white. Drag the slider on each to compare.

What changes the price

The number of doors and drawers is the biggest factor. After that come the material, since laminate and thermofoil need a different primer than solid wood or MDF, whether the boxes are being finished too, and whether you are keeping the existing hardware. We give one fixed number after seeing the kitchen, and our cabinet painting cost guide walks through the general picture.

Repaint or replace

If the cabinet boxes themselves are solid, repainting gets you a new look without ripping out working cabinetry. It is a common request in older homes with dated cabinets.

Real cabinet projects

Kitchen cabinetry respray, afterKitchen cabinetry respray, beforeBeforeAfter
Kitchen cabinetry resprayCherry to a soft blue-green, doors sprayed off site
Ensuite vanity, afterEnsuite vanity, beforeBeforeAfter
Ensuite vanityDark maple refinished in a warm off white
Painted cabinet doors laid out to dry on a protected floor
Cabinet doors laid out and drying on a protected floor.
White raised panel cabinet doors laid on a bench ready for finishing
White raised panel doors ready for their finish coat.
Kitchen with grey-blue lower cabinets and white uppers
Two-tone kitchen cabinets, grey-blue and white.
Cabinet doors stacked on a drying rack ready for spraying
Doors racked and ready to be sprayed.

Cabinet painting FAQ

Do you paint kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities?

Yes. Kitchen and vanity cabinetry are both part of the work, and both are shown in the before and afters above.

Are the cabinets sprayed at my house?

Doors and drawer fronts are removed and sprayed off site for a factory-smooth finish. The boxes that stay in place are sprayed or carefully brushed with everything around them masked.

Is painting cabinets cheaper than replacing them?

It usually is, especially when the existing boxes are solid. The exact number depends on the doors, drawers and material, so we quote after seeing the kitchen.

Which areas do you serve?

Georgetown, Guelph, Milton and Kitchener, plus Bolton for larger jobs.

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