Kitchen and bath cabinets degreased, sanded, primed and sprayed for a smooth, durable, factory-like finish.
Painting cabinets is the most cost-effective way to transform a kitchen, and it is also the project most likely to disappoint when it is done quickly. Cabinets are handled every day, exposed to grease and steam and finished with slick factory coatings that paint will not stick to without real preparation. A professional cabinet finish is built in layers: thorough cleaning and degreasing, careful sanding, a bonding primer and a hard cabinet enamel, ideally sprayed for a smooth result. In Nashville, where many homes have solid oak cabinets in good shape, refinishing is often the smart alternative to replacing.
We remove doors, drawers and hardware, label everything and set up a protected workspace. Boxes are cleaned, sanded, filled and masked; doors are sprayed flat for a smooth finish with no brush marks. We apply a bonding primer and two coats of a durable enamel, let each coat cure and reinstall with the original or new hardware. We can change colors, fill grain on oak for a smoother look and update hinges or pulls. We explain care so the finish lasts.
Degreasing, sanding and a bonding primer give cabinet enamel the grip it needs to resist chipping.
Spraying doors flat gives a smooth, even, factory-like look without brush or roller marks.
We can fill oak grain for a smooth finish and recommend colors that suit your counters and floors.
New pulls and soft-close hinges are easy to add during the project for a bigger update.
Drag the handle to compare.
BeforeAfterLabeled and organized.
A strong bond.
Reliable adhesion.
Hard, smooth finish.
No brush marks.
Clean fit.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Topic guidePaint Types and SheensWater-based and oil-based paint, primers and the five common sheens, from flat to gloss, and where each belongs…Learn more 
Topic guidePaint Color and UndertonesHow light, undertones, flooring and sheen change paint color, plus a simple plan for testing samples before you…Learn more 
Top brandBenjamin MooreA paint maker founded in 1883, known for deep, rich color and sold through independent paint retailers.Learn more Choose the room or surface and see which paint sheen and finish usually fits, with reasons and care tips.
You tell us what you want painted or repaired and when, and we set an estimate visit that fits your day.
We look at the walls, ceilings, trim or exterior, check the condition and note repairs and prep.
You get a plain written scope with products, coats and schedule, and help choosing colors and sheens.
We protect your home, then clean, scrape, sand, patch, caulk and prime so paint bonds and lasts.
We paint ceilings, walls, trim and doors in order, with proper dry time and clean, crisp lines.
We clean up, walk the finished work with you, fix touch-ups and explain how to care for the finish.
A properly prepped and cured cabinet enamel resists chipping well, though any painted surface can nick with hard impact.
Many kitchens take about one to two weeks, including curing time between coats.
Yes. We can fill the grain for a smooth look or leave it for texture.
If the boxes are solid and the layout works, refinishing usually costs far less than replacing.
Yes in part, though doors come off and the workspace is active. We plan to keep disruption short.
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