Cabinets
Cabinet painting is priced less like wall painting and more like a small furniture-finishing project. Door count matters, but so do cleaning, sanding, priming, finish expectations, hardware, curing time, and how carefully the kitchen has to stay protected.
The real cost drivers
The range changes with the number of doors and drawers, existing finish, grease buildup, profile detail, repairs, whether hardware changes, and the level of finish expected. A kitchen with simple slab doors is not the same project as a traditional kitchen with detailed rails and panels.
Why the cheapest number can fail
Cabinet paint fails when the surface is not cleaned, sanded, primed, or cured correctly. A lower estimate that skips those steps can make the room look finished for a few weeks and tired for years.
How to start
Send photos of the kitchen, the approximate door count, and what you dislike about the current finish. That gives us enough to discuss whether cabinet painting is the right path.
Book consultation
Share the neighborhood, the rooms or exterior, and the best way to reach you. We will prepare the next step without pressure.
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