Cabinet painting · Cedarvale
Keep the kitchen. Change the feeling.
Bring a new color to existing cabinets without changing the layout. We start by reviewing whether your cabinetry is suitable for painting.
The right scope for your home
A refresh, not a remodel.
If your layout works and the existing cabinets are suitable, painting can change the look. A new layout or unsuitable, damaged cabinets may call for work beyond the painting scope.
Keep what works
Painting retains the existing cabinetry and layout. It does not add storage or change the way the kitchen is arranged.
Choose a different finish
We help narrow color and finish choices and match preparation to the cabinets we assess.
Plan for kitchen use
Access, protection, work sequence and returning to ordinary use are discussed for the agreed finish and scope.
A clear plan, from the beginning
Care, from start to finish.
Tell us what you have in mind.
A room, the outside of your home, or a kitchen that needs a different feel. Start with the change you want.
Your project, in plain languageMake a plan for the surfaces.
We review the condition, preparation, access and finish, then put the agreed work into a written estimate.
A clear written scopeSet the date. Bring it to life.
Once you approve the scope, we confirm scheduling, prepare and paint, then clean up and walk through the work with you.
An agreed plan, from prep to finish
A little planning goes a long way
Know what goes into the plan.
Your estimate accounts for the size and extent of the cabinetry, its condition, preparation, finish and access. Suitability is reviewed first, so painting is not presented as the answer for every cabinet.
Will painting change my kitchen layout?
No. This service refreshes existing cabinetry. If you need a different layout or replacement cabinets, that falls outside this painting scope.
How will I use the kitchen while the work happens?
We discuss access, protection, the work sequence and return to ordinary use when planning your project. The details depend on the agreed scope and finish.
The next chapter starts here
A kitchen refresh starts with a conversation.
Tell us about your project. We’ll review the surfaces and the scope, then put the plan in writing.