Professional cabinet painting delivers a factory-smooth, spray-applied finish that transforms your kitchen for 80% less than full cabinet replacement.
Cabinet replacement is one of the most expensive kitchen renovations. Cabinet painting delivers the same visual transformation for a tiny fraction of the investment.
Every cabinet door and drawer front is numbered, removed carefully, and transported to our spray booth for perfect application.
All surfaces are thoroughly cleaned, degreased, lightly sanded to scuff, and primed with a bonding primer — no shortcuts.
Cabinet doors sprayed in our controlled environment — eliminating brush marks, roller texture, and dust nibs entirely.
Doors re-hung with precision, new hardware installed if desired. We adjust hinges and leave everything perfectly aligned.
We match any Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams, or custom color. Hover to see color names.
The most popular cabinet style. Clean lines, recessed panel — looks stunning in any color.
Modern, minimalist. Spray finish is critical here — no brush marks on flat surfaces.
Traditional detail that looks incredible in classic whites, creams, and navy tones.
High-end inset doors and custom millwork — we handle complex profiles beautifully.
Most kitchen cabinet projects are completed in 3–5 days. Day 1: doors removed, labeled, and transported to our spray booth; box frames prepped and primed on-site. Days 2–3: spray booth application of primer and two topcoats on all doors and drawer fronts. Day 4–5: re-installation, hardware mounting, and final adjustments. Your kitchen is fully functional again within the week.
We use a hard catalyzed topcoat (similar to automotive finishes) that is scrubbable, moisture-resistant, and highly chip-resistant. With proper care, our cabinet finishes last 10–15 years. The finish will not yellow, and we back it with a 2-year warranty against peeling, chipping, and yellowing due to application failure.
Cabinet painting refinishes the existing doors and boxes with a new color and fresh finish. Cabinet refacing replaces the door fronts and applies veneer to the box exteriors — it costs significantly more ($8,000–$20,000) and takes longer. Painting is the better choice when your cabinet boxes and doors are structurally sound; refacing is typically only necessary when the door style itself needs to change.
Yes. With proper bonding primer and surface preparation, laminate and MDF cabinets paint beautifully and hold a finish well. These surfaces actually benefit from spray application since they have no wood grain to show through. We've refinished thousands of laminate and MDF cabinets across Greater Cape Cod with excellent long-term results.
Not at all — that's one of the biggest advantages of painting vs. replacing. We work carefully around your existing countertops, protecting them throughout the process. Many clients pair a new cabinet color with their existing countertops and the result looks like a complete kitchen remodel for a fraction of the cost.
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