Kitchen Cabinet Painter in Edmonton

Our Cabinet Painting Process, Step by Step

• 1. Remove and label. Every door, drawer front, and piece of hardware comes off and gets labelled so it returns to exactly the same spot.
• 2. Degrease and scuff-sand. Kitchen surfaces carry years of cooking residue — the finish only bonds to clean, abraded surfaces. This is the step DIY jobs skip, and why they chip.
• 3. Adhesion primer. A dedicated bonding primer grips old lacquer, melamine, and thermofoil so the colour coats have something to hold onto permanently.
• 4. Sprayed enamel. Doors are sprayed with cabinet-grade enamel for the smooth, factory-look finish a brush cannot produce, in your choice of sheen.
• 5. Reassemble and adjust. Hardware back on, hinges aligned, soft-close checked — every door closes the way it should.

Cabinet enamel dries to the touch quickly but cures to full hardness over a few weeks — we’ll give you simple care guidance for that period, and the one-year workmanship warranty covers the result. Most Edmonton kitchens run $3,000–$7,000 and take three to five days, compared with $15,000–$30,000+ and several weeks for replacement. If a colour change is what your kitchen needs, this is the highest-value renovation dollar you can spend.