Cabinet Painting & Refinishing in Amarillo, Lubbock & DFW

Cabinets take more abuse than any other painted surface in a house: hands, grease, steam, and constant opening and closing. Wall paint rolled onto cabinet doors will chip and stay tacky. A lasting cabinet finish needs thorough degreasing, sanding, a bonding primer, and a hard-curing cabinet-grade topcoat.

Doors and drawer fronts are removed, labeled, and finished flat so the coating levels out smooth without brush marks or runs. Frames are finished in place with the kitchen masked off. Hardware goes back on, or new hardware goes on, once the finish has had time to cure.

If the cabinet boxes are solid and the layout works, painting is usually the better value. You keep the cabinetry you already paid for and change the look completely in days, without tearing out counters or living without a kitchen.

Replacement makes sense when the boxes are water-damaged or falling apart, or when you want a different layout. We will tell you honestly which side of that line your kitchen is on.

The number of doors and drawer fronts is the main driver, followed by the condition of the existing finish. Heavy grain that you want filled, damaged veneer, a change from dark stain to a light color, and painting cabinet interiors all add steps. Your estimate lists what is included so you know exactly what you are getting.