Kitchen Cabinet Painting
A brand-new kitchen for a fraction of the cost of new cabinets. Real prep, durable enamel, sprayed or brushed — your choice. Metro Atlanta, family-owned since 2000. A+ BBB.
A+ BBB
26 Years
5-Star Rated
4-Time Neighborhood Favorite
Roswell neighbors have voted us a Nextdoor Neighborhood Favorite four times — 2021, 2022, 2023 & 2025. That's real trust, from real people in your community.
A Roswell kitchen
Same Cabinets. Same Layout. A New Kitchen.
These are the original stained knotty pine cabinets in a Roswell home. We cleaned and degreased every surface, sanded to a bonding profile, applied a bonding primer, and finished them in a durable white cabinet enamel. The island stayed dark by the homeowner’s choice.
Nothing was torn out. The boxes, doors, counters, backsplash, and floor are all original. The only thing that changed is the finish.
A Clean, Predictable Process — Most Kitchens Finished in 3–5 Days
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We look at your actual cabinets, talk through color and sheen, explain spray versus brush for your kitchen specifically, and leave you a detailed written quote. No pressure, no surprises.
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Every door and drawer front comes off and gets labeled so it goes back exactly where it started. Hinges and pulls are bagged and tagged, and the doors travel to our shop for spray-finishing.
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This is where the quality lives. We clean, degrease, and sand every surface to a bonding profile, then apply a bonding primer made for slick, previously finished cabinetry. Skipping this step is why DIY cabinet jobs peel.
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Doors are shop-sprayed for a factory-smooth finish. Cabinet boxes are finished on-site with low-VOC, durable coatings. You choose spray or brush — we recommend the right approach for your home.
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Doors, hardware, and any soft-close upgrades are reinstalled with clean alignment. We clean up completely and walk you through the final result.
Spray Finish or Brush Finish — We Do Both, Done Right
Most cabinet painters only offer one method. We do both. Doors and drawer fronts go back to our shop and get sprayed for a factory-smooth surface with no brush texture. Boxes are finished on site, where brushing often means far less plastic sheeting through a kitchen you still need to use. At the estimate we will tell you which we would choose for your cabinets, and why.
Straight answer
We Paint Cabinets. We Don’t Refinish Them.
Those two words get used interchangeably online, and they shouldn’t be. Refinishing means stripping wood back and re-staining it. We paint — and here is exactly what that includes.
What we do
- Deep-clean and degrease every door, drawer front, and box — kitchens hold more cooking grease than most people expect, and paint will not stick through it
- Sand every surface to a proper bonding profile
- Fill dings and grain where you want a smoother face
- Apply a bonding primer made for slick, previously finished cabinetry
- Two coats of hard-wearing, low-VOC cabinet enamel — doors shop-sprayed, boxes finished on site
- Reinstall, realign, and adjust every door and drawer, including soft-close upgrades
What we don’t do
- Strip cabinets back to bare wood and re-stain them
- Replace boxes, doors, or drawer fronts
- Reface with new veneer or slab fronts
- Promise paint will hide damaged or delaminating surfaces — we will tell you before we start
If your heart is set on natural wood grain, we will tell you straight that we are not the right call — and we will not charge you for the visit to find out.
Let’s Work Together
