CABINET
REFINISHING
NOT REPLACING.
New kitchen look. Fraction of replacement cost. The cabinets you have are probably fine — they just need the right finish applied the right way.
The Cost Comparison
Cabinet replacement: $15,000–$40,000+. Cabinet refinishing: $3,000–$9,000. Same look. Same quality finish. The difference is whether you want to spend the rest on something else.
Our Process
WHY OURS LOOKS
FACTORY-MADE
Cabinet Assessment
Not all cabinets are good candidates for painting. We assess the box construction, door material, and existing finish before we quote. If your cabinets aren't worth painting, we'll tell you — because selling someone a $6,000 paint job on cabinets that need to be replaced isn't a service, it's a scam.
Full Disassembly
Every door and drawer front comes off. Hardware removed. This is not optional. Painting cabinets in place produces brush marks, uneven coverage, and paint bridging in the hinges. We do it right or we don't do it.
Surface Prep & Grain Filling
Oak and other open-grain woods require grain filler before painting — otherwise the wood grain telegraphs through the finish. We fill, sand, and prime every surface. This is the step that separates a factory finish from a brush-and-roll job.
Spray Application
Cabinet doors are sprayed, not brushed. Spray application produces the smooth, factory-quality finish that makes painted cabinets look like they came from a showroom. Brush marks on cabinet doors are a sign of a painter who doesn't own a spray rig.
Reassembly & Hardware
Doors rehung, drawers reinstalled, hardware replaced. We adjust every door for level and alignment before we leave. Your kitchen should look like it was designed this way — not like it was recently painted.
What We Do
CABINET REFINISHING
SERVICES
Kitchen Cabinet Painting
The highest-ROI home improvement project in Arizona. New kitchen look for a fraction of replacement cost. Factory-smooth finish, your color choice.
Bathroom Vanity Painting
Dated bathroom vanity? Painted vanities are one of the fastest ways to modernize a bathroom without a full remodel.
Built-In Shelving & Entertainment Centers
Built-ins, bookcases, and entertainment centers painted to match or contrast your interior. Clean lines, consistent finish.
Laundry Room Cabinets
Often overlooked, always noticed. Laundry room cabinets painted to match the rest of your home.
Color Change
Going from natural wood to white, navy, or sage? We handle full color changes including proper blocking primers to prevent bleed-through.
Refinishing & Touch-Up
Previously painted cabinets that are chipping or peeling? We can strip, prep, and refinish to factory quality.
FAQ
CABINET PAINTING
QUESTIONS
How much does cabinet painting cost vs. replacement?
Cabinet refinishing typically runs $3,000–$9,000 for an average kitchen. Full cabinet replacement runs $15,000–$40,000+. The finish quality is comparable. The math is not complicated.
How long does cabinet painting take?
Most kitchen cabinet projects take 3–5 days. Day 1 is disassembly and prep. Days 2–3 are spray application and drying. Day 4–5 is reassembly and touch-up. You'll have limited kitchen access during the project — we work with your schedule to minimize disruption.
Will the paint chip or peel?
Not if it's done correctly. We use cabinet-specific enamels — not wall paint — applied over properly prepped surfaces. The products we use are formulated for the wear and tear cabinets take. The prep is what makes it last.
Can you paint over existing paint?
Yes, with proper prep. We sand, degrease, and prime over existing painted surfaces. If the existing paint is peeling or failing, we strip it first. Painting over a failing finish is how you get a failing finish.
What colors work best for painted cabinets?
White and off-white are the most popular for resale value. Navy, sage green, and charcoal are trending for primary residences. We offer complimentary color consultation — we've painted thousands of kitchens and know what photographs well and what ages well.
NEW KITCHEN.
NOT A NEW KITCHEN.
Free quote. We'll tell you honestly whether your cabinets are worth painting.