Kitchen Cabinet Painting in Brampton

Typically, the entire process, from cabinet removal to reinstallation, takes 5-10 business days. This timeframe depends on the size of your kitchen and the complexity of the job, ensuring proper drying and curing times for a durable finish.

We use high-quality, durable, and low-VOC (Volatile Organic Compound) paints specifically designed for cabinets. Our multi-step process includes a BIN shellac primer and premium spray-applied topcoats to achieve a factory-like finish that stands up to daily kitchen use.

We specialize in painting various cabinet materials, including solid wood (like oak and maple), MDF, and previously painted surfaces. We assess each project individually to ensure the best possible outcome and lasting results.

Our projects typically range from $1,800 to $8,500 CAD, with an average 25-cabinet kitchen costing around $4,500 CAD. This is a significantly more affordable option than refacing or completely replacing your cabinets.

We take extensive measures to minimize disruption and mess. While there will be some odour during the initial stages (especially with primer), we use low-VOC paints and ensure proper ventilation. All work done on-site is meticulously contained to prevent mess in your home.

With proper care and maintenance, our professionally painted cabinets are designed to last for many years, offering durability comparable to new factory finishes. We provide detailed care instructions to help you maintain their beauty and longevity.

Yes, we can provide guidance on popular and trending colours like latte, sage, and charcoal, helping you choose the perfect shade to complement your home's aesthetic and achieve your desired kitchen transformation.

Painting is a highly cost-effective solution that can save you 60-80% compared to refacing or full replacement, offering a fresh new look without major structural changes. Refacing involves replacing doors/drawer fronts, while painting expertly renews your existing ones.

Builders typically apply a single coat of flat-finish economy paint to keep costs down. This shows scuffs quickly, doesn't clean well, and fades faster than premium paint. A professional repaint with two coats of quality paint (like Benjamin Moore Regal or Sherwin-Williams Duration) in eggshell or satin finish lasts 8–10 years.

We recommend eggshell or satin finish for walls in family homes — they're washable, hide minor imperfections, and resist scuffing. Use semi-gloss for trim, doors, and high-moisture areas like bathrooms. Flat/matte finishes look beautiful but are harder to clean, so we reserve them for master bedrooms and formal dining rooms.

Painting the whole home in one project is more cost-effective per room than doing rooms individually — you save on setup, cleanup, and mobilization costs. It also ensures consistent color and finish throughout. Most 2,000–3,000 sq ft homes take 3–5 days for a complete interior repaint.