Cabinet painting & refinishing
A Kitchen Upgrade Without a Full Remodel.
Cabinets set the tone of a kitchen. Painting them is often the most direct way to change the room without rebuilding it. The work is slower and more precise than wall painting — and that is the point.
What this helps you accomplish
- Keep a layout that already works and change the color and finish.
- Bring dated oak, builder-grade, or worn cabinets into the current life of the house.
- Coordinate the kitchen with adjoining living spaces.
Common project types
- Kitchen cabinet painting
- Bathroom vanity refinishing
- Island and pantry updates
- Color changes without replacing boxes
- Hardware-ready finishing
A simple project process
- 1
Assess doors, boxes, and hardware
We look at construction, current finish, and how the kitchen is used before recommending a refinish path.
- 2
Prep for a furniture-level finish
Cleaning, sanding, and priming are not shortcuts here. The surface has to hold a close-up look.
- 3
Spray or brush with control
Doors and frames are finished so the kitchen feels new when you walk in — not coated.
Gallery preview
Stand-in photography until Action Painting project photos are added.
Related services
Many Treasure Coast homes combine more than one of these.
This work is available to homeowners and businesses across the Treasure Coast. If you are nearby and unsure, send your ZIP with the estimate request.
Free estimate
Tell Us About Your Project.
Share a few details and photos. Our team will follow up about your free estimate.
Free estimate
Service
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Questions homeowners ask
When the boxes are sound and the layout works, refinishing can change the kitchen without the cost or disruption of a full remodel. We will tell you if the cabinets are not a good candidate.