Kitchen Cabinet Painting in Georgina

Kitchen cabinet painting in the GTA typically costs $2,500-$5,000 for an average-sized kitchen, depending on the number of cabinets and condition. This is 70-80% less than replacing cabinets entirely.

Professional cabinet painting typically takes 3-5 days. This includes cleaning, sanding, priming, painting multiple coats, and drying time between coats.

Not when done professionally. RenoHouse uses proper degreasing, sanding, bonding primer, and cabinet-grade paint that resists chipping and peeling. Professional preparation is the key to long-lasting results.

White and off-white remain the most popular cabinet colors in the Georgina, creating a bright, clean look. Gray, navy blue, and sage green are trending as accent or full-cabinet colors for a modern update.

We paint the exterior surfaces — doors, drawer fronts, and visible frame areas. Interior shelves can be painted upon request for an additional cost. Most Georgina homeowners opt for exterior-only painting.

Cabinets can be used within 24-48 hours after the final coat. Full cure takes 2-3 weeks — during this time, handle cabinets gently and avoid placing heavy items against painted surfaces.

Yes, RenoHouse provides a workmanship warranty on all cabinet painting projects. Our professional preparation and cabinet-grade paint ensure results that resist chipping and peeling for years.

For the best results, we remove doors and drawer fronts to paint them in a controlled environment. This eliminates drips, brush marks, and uneven coverage. Frames are masked and painted in place.

Large rural properties require more paint, longer prep time, and often scaffolding for multi-story sections. We use premium exterior paints with maximum UV and weather resistance for exposed rural surfaces. Proper surface preparation — power washing, scraping, priming — is even more critical when buildings face open-field weather exposure.

Yes — we paint workshops, barns-turned-studios, and converted outbuildings. These spaces often need drywall finishing or surface preparation first, followed by moisture-resistant primers and durable paint choices. The transformation from raw agricultural space to finished interior is one of our most satisfying project types.

For log home interiors, we recommend specialized wood stains and sealants that enhance the natural grain while protecting against moisture and UV. For painted finishes on wood paneling, proper priming (shellac-based primer for knotty wood) ensures the finish adheres properly and knot bleed-through doesn't compromise the final color.