Cabinet painting and trim refinishing are two of the highest-impact updates you can make to a kitchen or bathroom. Cabinets and trim take more day-to-day wear than any wall in the house, and they're the detail that makes a room look either finished or unfinished. We refinish both to a smooth, durable, factory-style finish.
Full cabinet replacement is one of the most expensive parts of a kitchen renovation. Professional cabinet painting — refinishing the boxes and doors you already have, in good structural condition — delivers most of the visual impact at a fraction of the cost, and takes days, not weeks.
We degrease and sand every surface, apply a bonding primer built for cabinetry, and finish with a sprayed or hand-applied enamel that holds up to daily use, not a wall paint pretending to be a cabinet finish. This is real cabinet painting, not a quick roll-on job — the process is what makes it last.
Loose hinges, small chips, or minor water damage around a sink base are common on kitchens due for a repaint. We handle light cabinet repair — filling chips, tightening hardware, resetting doors — as part of the prep on most cabinet painting jobs, so the finish goes on over a solid, even surface.
Crown molding, baseboards, window and door casing, wainscoting, and coffered or beamed ceilings all get the same detail-first approach: clean lines, filled nail holes, and a finish that reads crisp against the wall color around it.
This is often the difference between a room that looks like it was painted and one that looks like it was finished by hand.
In almost every case, yes — refinishing existing cabinet boxes and doors costs a fraction of full replacement, as long as the cabinets are structurally sound. It's one of the highest-value updates you can make to a kitchen.
Cabinets are usually safe for light use within 24 to 48 hours, but the finish continues to harden for up to two weeks. We'll walk you through care during that window so the finish sets properly.
Doors and drawer fronts are typically removed for spraying to get the smoothest finish possible. Cabinet boxes are usually finished in place with doors off and hardware removed.
Yes — cabinet painting is one of our core services throughout Orlando and Central Florida, using a sprayed enamel finish rather than a brushed-on wall paint.
Yes, light repairs — chips, loose hinges, small water damage — are usually handled as part of prep on a cabinet painting job. More significant structural damage may need a carpenter before we paint.
