Every Kind Of Cabinet Work We Take

Doors come down, get degreased and primed for their material, then take sprayed hard enamel. Most Windsor kitchens run $2,500 to $4,500 on a written quote.

Birch slab doors on painted face frames from the Riverside and Forest Glade ranch belt, prepped on the frames, sprayed flat and priced by the opening.

Cabinet painting done by spray: doors in a filtered booth, boxes coated at home behind sealed containment, in thin passes scuffed between coats.

Shellac blocks tannin bleed and grain filler closes the pores, or the grain stays open and the price drops. Either way, the choice is yours.

Cabinet painting on melamine, laminate and thermofoil starts with a bonding primer. A vinyl skin that is already lifting gets replaced instead, and we say so plainly.

Walnut, cherry and white oak can be sanded or stripped back, restained and sealed under a sprayed clear coat that keeps every line of grain visible.

Warm white uppers over sage, charcoal or navy lowers, or an island in its own colour. The second shade is quoted on its own line.

Vanity cabinet painting takes a day or two: degreased, primed and sprayed with products picked for daily steam and splashing.

Ten to fifteen doors in a galley, scheduled around lift bookings and building rules, with low odour work and a starting price near $1,500.