Pro Painters LTD • CABINETRY SERVICES

Cabinet Painting and Refinishing

our approach

Refinishing For Kitchens, Libraries, Offices and Built-Ins.

Each project begins with a conversation. We visit the home, meet with the homeowner and their design team, and listen before we advise. We want to understand the aesthetic goal, the home’s existing character, and the concerns that haven’t yet been voiced.

From there, we assess the condition of the existing cabinetry, recommend the right finishing approach, and answer every question before you make any commitment.

what we paint

We remove, catalog, and finish cabinet doors and drawer fronts in our controlled off-site spray facility, and prepare, spray, and finish face frames and fixed cabinetry on site under containment.

Cabinet Doors and Drawer Fronts

We remove, label, and inspect doors and drawer fronts before preparation begins. After finishing and curing, we return them to the home, reinstall them, and adjust them for alignment.

Kitchen Cabinetry and Islands

We evaluate full kitchens, islands, and cabinet runs as complete installations. We plan preparation and finish selection around the cabinet construction, intended use, and the stone, tile, flooring, and hardware already present in the room.

Stained Wood and Specialty Finishes

Wood does not always need to be concealed. Existing stain may be refreshed or adjusted, while painted and stained elements can be coordinated within the same room. We consider high-gloss, two-tone, and designer-specified finishes when the construction and material palette support them.

Built-Ins and Cabinet-Adjacent Millwork

Bookcases, bars, entertainment walls, vanities, mudroom storage, and other fitted millwork often require different sequencing from standard kitchen cabinetry. We coordinate fixed and removable elements so the completed work reads as a single installation.

WHAT WE EVALUATE

The Right Finish Begins With
The Right Assessment.

01

Construction and Existing Finish

We review door construction, substrate, previous coatings, surface condition, adhesion risk, and hardware before specifying a system.

02

Preparation and Application Plan

The work may include professional degreasing, repairs, progressive sanding, bonding primer, and controlled spray application, with adequate drying and cure time between coats.

03

Color, Sheen, and Daily Use

We review color and sheen in the room under its actual lighting and alongside stone, tile, flooring, and hardware.
our materials

The Materials Standard.

We treat material selection as a technical decision first, then an aesthetic one. We work with a curated portfolio of European and American coating products, each chosen for specific performance properties suited to the substrate, use environment, and application method.
Fine Paints of Europe Luxurious Lasting Color Imported from Holland Paint Logo in greyscale
Sayerlack Paint Logo in greyscale
Milesi Paint Logo in greyscale
ML Campbell Paint Logo in greyscale
Centurion Paint Logo in greyscale
ICA Paint Logo in greyscale
Axalta Paint Logo in greyscale
Sirca Paint Logo in greyscale
SPECIALTY FINISHES

When Cabinetry Is Part Of The Design.

FINISHES WE APPLY

Some cabinetry is intended to recede into the architecture; other installations carry a larger part of the room’s design. Specialty finishing may be appropriate for islands, bars, built-ins, libraries, entertainment walls, powder rooms, and other spaces where cabinetry has a strong visual role.

Options may include high-gloss coatings, two-tone schemes, stained wood integration, custom color matching or coordination with adjacent millwork. The finish is considered in relation to the cabinet construction, application method, surrounding materials, and overall design direction.

For design-sensitive projects, Pro Painters LTD can work from finish schedules, color specifications, and project documentation. We may recommend large-format samples or full-door mockups before you approve the final finish.

Frequently Asked — Cabinet Painting & Refinishing
FREQUENTLY ASKED

Cabinet Painting & Refinishing, Answered.

Do you refinish entire kitchens?

Yes. We refinish full kitchen cabinet installations as well as islands, vanities, built-ins, bars, laundry rooms, mudrooms, and other fitted cabinetry.

How do I know whether my cabinets are good candidates for refinishing?

We review cabinet construction, condition, door style, current finish, and desired outcome. Solid wood and real wood veneer cabinets are often strong candidates. Other materials may require a closer evaluation before refinishing is recommended.

What happens during the consultation?

We review the cabinetry in the home and define the project scope by discussing door construction, existing finish, hardware, room conditions, color direction, and project goals.

Are cabinet doors and drawer fronts removed?

Yes. Cabinet doors and drawer fronts are typically removed, labeled, and finished in a controlled off-site spray environment. Face frames and fixed cabinet elements are prepared and finished in place.

Why are doors finished off-site instead of in place?

We finish removable doors and drawer fronts in a controlled booth, away from household dust, temperature swings, and airborne debris, then reinstall them. That produces a smoother, more uniform film than brushing and rolling in place, and keeps overspray out of the home. We finish fixed face frames on site under containment.

How are dust and indoor air quality managed during cabinet refinishing?

We use HEPA air scrubbers and dust containment to help capture airborne dust and maintain indoor air quality. We carefully protect countertops, appliances, floors, and adjacent surfaces before work begins, and we maintain a clean, organized work environment throughout the project.

Can you match an existing cabinet color or finish?

Yes. We can review existing painted finishes, designer-specified colors, paint references, and adjacent millwork for matching or coordination. For design-sensitive projects, we can discuss samples before selecting the final finish.

Can you coordinate with interior designers, architects and builders?

Yes. Pro Painters LTD works from finish schedules, color selections, specifications, and design direction when provided. We can also discuss material information with the project team as needed.

Can new hardware be installed?

We can discuss new hardware during project planning and determine placement, sizing, and any required adjustments before refinishing begins.

What materials do you use?

Material selection depends on cabinet construction, the existing finish, room conditions, the application method, and the expected result. Depending on the project, specifications may include ICA, Sayerlack, Sirca, Milesi, M.L. Campbell, Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams, Fine Paints of Europe, or other specialty coating systems.

How is a cabinet refinishing proposal prepared?

We prepare a cabinet refinishing proposal after reviewing the cabinetry. We consider door and drawer count, construction, condition, hardware, finish direction, coating selection, access, and project sequencing so the scope is clear.

How long does cabinet refinishing take?

Timing depends on the cabinet layout, preparation required, coating system, drying and cure conditions, hardware needs, and project complexity. We include a project timeline with the proposal.

How durable is the finish, and is it warrantied?

A cabinet finish is challenged daily by hands, grease, moisture, and heat. We degrease, profile the surface, and apply a bonding primer chosen for the substrate before the topcoat, which helps the finish last for years rather than months. We back our workmanship with a 5-year warranty because our process earns it.

How should refinished cabinets be cleaned?

Routine cleaning is usually handled with mild soap and water. Avoid abrasive scrubbers, solvent-based cleaners, and steam cleaning near the finish. We provide care guidance at the final walkthrough.