Cabinet Painting in Tampa Bay.
Kitchen and bathroom cabinets cleaned, sanded, primed, and painted for a hard, smooth finish — usually far less cost and disruption than replacing them.
What We Do
If the cabinet boxes are solid, the dated part is only the finish. We take off the doors and hardware, degrease and sand every surface, fill dents, prime with a bonding primer, and apply a durable cabinet enamel. Doors are labelled so each one goes back where it came from, and new hardware can go on at the same time.
What's Included
- Doors, drawer fronts, and cabinet boxes
- Doors and hardware removed and labelled
- Degreasing, sanding, and filling
- Bonding primer for a finish that stays put
- Hard-wearing cabinet enamel
- New knobs and pulls installed on request
- Bathroom vanities, built-ins, and laundry cabinets
- Touch-up paint left with you
Common Questions
Will painted cabinets chip?
Any painted surface can chip under a hard knock. What keeps paint on cabinets for years is the part you do not see — degreasing, sanding, and a bonding primer. Skipping those steps is why so many quick cabinet jobs peel.
Can I use my kitchen during the job?
Mostly. Expect a few days with open shelves and some limits while the finish cures. We give you the schedule in advance so you can plan around it.
Every estimate is written and spells out which areas are included, so you know exactly what you are paying for — whether that is the whole house or one wall.
Other Ways We Can Help.
Exterior House Painting
The whole house, or just the side that needs it.
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One room, one wall, or the whole home.
Learn MoreStucco Repair & Painting
Cracks sealed, walls coated for Florida weather.
Learn MoreDrywall Repair & Texture
Holes, cracks, and stains fixed before paint.
Learn MoreLet's Get Your Home Painted.
Tell us what you want painted — the whole house or just part of it — and we'll give you a free written estimate.