Kitchen Cabinet Painting in Toronto
Every door and frame is cleaned, sanded and primed so the finish stays smooth and holds up to daily use.
Kitchen Cabinet Painting
New cabinets cost a fortune. Painting the ones you have can give the kitchen a fresh look for a fraction of that. The secret is all in the prep.
This is for homeowners who like the layout of their kitchen but not the colour, or whose cabinet finish is worn and tired. Done right, painted cabinets look clean and last.
Signs you need kitchen cabinet painting
- The cabinet finish is chipped or worn at the handles
- The colour looks dated next to the rest of the kitchen
- You want a new look but not a full renovation
- The doors are solid but the finish has gone dull
- You are selling and the kitchen needs a quick refresh
Why work with George
- All about prep. Cabinets only hold up when the surface is clean, sanded and primed right
- George is personally picky about the finish. He used to check his work with a mirror to see underneath
- About 40 years of painting experience, owner George
- WSIB, never had a claim
Areas we serve
We paint homes and condos across Toronto neighbourhoods like Leaside, Riverdale, Rosedale and The Beaches, and nearby cities from Pickering to Mississauga and north to Aurora.
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Common questions
Do you paint the cabinets in place or take the doors off?
Doors and hardware come off and get labelled. Painting them flat gives a smoother finish, and everything goes back where it belongs.
How do you make the paint stick to old cabinets?
The finish only holds up when the prep is right. We clean off the grease, sand every surface, and prime before any paint goes on.
Can you paint over stained or varnished cabinets?
Yes. The old finish is sanded and primed so the new paint bonds properly and lasts.
Will the painted finish stand up to a busy kitchen?
With proper prep and the right primer and paint, the finish holds up to daily use. That is the whole point of doing the prep first.
Ready to get your quote?
Call George or send a few details about your project. No obligation, just an honest look at the work.