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Professional cabinet painting service by OVO Painting in Buckhead

Cabinet Painting Buckhead

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Keep the kitchen layout you like and give your cabinets a new look. OVO Painting removes the doors, prepares the surfaces and sprays the enamel for even coverage without brush marks. Your price is fixed in writing before we begin, and your project includes a 5 to 10-year written warranty.

  • 5.0
    Google Rating
  • 175
    Google Reviews
  • 250+
    Homes Painted
  • 10
    Atlanta Neighborhoods

What does this work cost?

A standard kitchen with up to 15 doors costs $3,500-$5,500. That includes degreasing, sanding, bonding primer, sprayed enamel and reinstallation. Most kitchens take 3-5 days, with the doors curing off-site so your kitchen stays usable. We check your cabinets during a free assessment and give you a fixed written quote before you commit.

Sebastian Thomas with OVO Painting truck

Built for the Highest Standard
On Every Project

Sebastian Thomas leads OVO Painting, with 250+ homes painted. You have a dedicated project manager on site each day, a fixed written quote before work begins, and a crew that protects your furniture and cleans up every evening.

What Our Customers Say

5.0 (175+)
"We were so fortunate to have found Sebastian and his crew! The crew was super kind, and communication was impeccable. The painting was done super quickly -- three areas in a day! They were clean and tidy, and the walls were evenly coated. Would highly recommend!!!"
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Dawn A.
Buckhead, GA
"Sebastian and his team did a beautiful job painting three rooms in our home! We were especially impressed by the prep work they did. They repaired a significant amount of drywall and put fresh caulk everywhere. We felt the pricing was fair and got good value for our investment. We plan to use OVO Painting for future painting projects."
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Caroline
Buckhead, GA
"Excellent painting work from a skilled and professional team. They completed the job efficiently with great attention to detail. The walls look smooth, fresh, and beautifully finished. Everything was handled carefully, and the area was left clean. I'm very satisfied with the quality and would recommend them."
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Vince
Buckhead, GA
"High-quality work, very well done, with great attention to detail. Sebastian and his team did an extraordinary job resurfacing my kitchen cabinets. The painting crew did an excellent job and were professional throughout the entire process."
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John B.
Buckhead, GA
"I can't say enough great things about OVO Painting! Sebastian is very communicative, professional, and knowledgeable. I've appreciated the thorough breakdown of each quote, and knowing exactly what to expect before the project even begins."
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Ashley F.
Buckhead, GA
"Great work! They got the job done right and we are so pleased with the final results. So much faster and better than we could have done ourselves. Sebastian was so easy to work with and quick to respond."
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Callie D.
Buckhead, GA

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See the preparation and finished details in our recent work.

Compare the preparation, products and timing, then read the answers below before your visit.

Why Homeowners Choose Our Cabinet Painters

A Fixed Price Before We Begin

You receive a written proposal listing the surfaces we will paint and the fixed price. Review it before you commit, including any interior surfaces or hardware changes you choose. No surprise fees at the end.

One Person to Contact

Your dedicated project manager coordinates preparation, spraying and reinstallation. Daily updates tell you what has been done and what comes next. If you have a question, you know whom to contact.

Your Warranty Is in Writing

Your 5 to 10-year written warranty covers workmanship and product. You receive it at the final walkthrough. If the coating fails within that window, OVO returns to make it right.

You Can Still Use Your Kitchen

Doors cure off-site rather than on your counters. The crew cleans up daily, so you can cook and eat at home during the project. Before we arrive, we explain what to empty and how to plan.

How Cabinet Painting Works

01

Start With a Free Kitchen Assessment

We visit your kitchen, count the doors and drawers, and check the material and condition. Tell us what you want to change and whether you are considering interior surfaces or hardware replacement. You receive a detailed fixed-price proposal with no obligation.

02

Choose Your Color at Home

During your free color consultation, we help you compare colors on real sample boards beside your countertops, in your own kitchen lighting. Nothing starts until you approve your choice.

03

Clean and Prime the Cabinet Doors

We remove the doors and hardware, degrease the surfaces, then sand and apply bonding primer. Wood and laminate need different preparation, so we confirm the material first. The paint goes onto a prepared surface, not over cooking grease.

04

Spray a Smooth Finish

We apply multiple light coats of Benjamin Moore Advance or Sherwin-Williams ProClassic with spray equipment for a smooth finish without brush marks. The doors are sprayed and cured off-site. Frames are masked and sprayed in place.

05

Check Every Surface With Your Crew Lead

We reinstall the hardware, align the doors and walk every painted surface with you. Point out anything that needs attention so we can handle touch-ups before leaving. Your 5 to 10-year written warranty is delivered at handoff.

What Cabinet Painting Costs

ServiceCost Range
Small kitchen (up to 15 doors)$3,500 - $5,500
Medium kitchen (15-30 doors)$5,500 - $8,000
Large kitchen (30+ doors)$8,000 - $12,000
Bathroom vanity$800 - $1,500

All work includes our 5 to 10-year written coverage.

What Affects Your Price

  • Number of cabinet doors and drawers
  • Condition of the finish and grease buildup
  • Changing color or refreshing the existing shade
  • Wood or laminate surfaces
  • Hardware replacement
  • Kitchen layout and access
  • Interior cabinet painting, if you choose it

Cabinet Painting in Buckhead

Your Buckhead kitchen was built to impress, and your cabinets should still do that. Whether you are in Tuxedo Park with custom cherry raised-panel doors or in Garden Hills with original 1940s built-ins, cabinet painting gives your kitchen a fresh look without tearing anything out. Buckhead homeowners expect craftsmanship that matches the home, and that is exactly what you get. Every door, drawer front, and face frame sprayed to a factory-smooth finish that holds up to the way your family actually uses the kitchen.

Local Housing & Architecture

Buckhead kitchens range from 1920s Tudor estates in Garden Hills to new-construction luxury in North Buckhead. Your older home likely has inset-style cabinetry with beaded face frames and glass-front uppers. Newer builds feature frameless European-style boxes with slab or shaker doors. Tuxedo Park and Chastain Park properties often have 10-foot ceilings with stacked uppers and decorative range hoods that are part of the cabinet system. Cherry and walnut are common wood species in Buckhead, and both need a shellac-based primer to block tannin bleed before the finish coats go on.

Nearby Communities

Tuxedo Park

Chastain Park

Garden Hills

All Service Areas

What Buckhead Homeowners Should Know

Every Zone Matches Perfectly

Kitchen, butler's pantry, wet bar, and bath vanities all sprayed together so your color and sheen are identical.

Cherry and Walnut? No Problem.

Tannin-blocking shellac primer seals your hardwood cabinets so the finish stays true without yellowing.

Raised-Panel Precision

Custom profiled doors get lighter spray passes at higher atomization to prevent pooling in the recesses.

If you are coordinating cabinet painting with a broader kitchen update or getting ready for holiday entertaining, book your estimate early. Buckhead projects fill up quickly in spring and fall. In Garden Hills, original 1940s built-in china cabinets and breakfast nooks can be painted to match the main kitchen. We treat these as part of the scope and prep them with the same care as your primary cabinetry. Tuxedo Park and Chastain Park driveways can be tight for equipment staging, so we confirm access during the estimate visit. North Buckhead condos and townhomes sometimes require HOA notification for contractor parking. We handle that paperwork so you do not have to.

Painting Kitchen Cabinets: What to Expect

What's the average cost to paint kitchen cabinets in Buckhead?

A standard kitchen with up to 15 doors is $3,500-$5,500. For 15-30 doors, the range is $5,500-$8,000; for 30+ doors, $8,000-$12,000. Bathroom vanities are $800-$1,500. Door count, condition, surface type and any add-ons affect your price. We assess your cabinets and give you a fixed written quote before you commit.

How long does cabinet painting take?

Most kitchens take 3-5 days, including preparation, spraying and reinstallation. The doors cure off-site, and your kitchen stays usable. Painting the inside surfaces is an optional add-on that can add a few days.

Is it worth it to have cabinets professionally painted?

It can be, if the cabinet boxes are structurally sound and you like the layout. Painting gives your cabinets a new look while keeping the layout and countertops. We check the condition during your kitchen assessment so you can decide whether refinishing fits the change you want.

What kind of paint do professionals use on cabinets?

We use Benjamin Moore Advance or Sherwin-Williams ProClassic. These self-leveling enamels give the doors and frames a smooth finish without brush marks. Degreasing, sanding and bonding primer come first so the paint has a prepared surface to bond to.

How long does professional cabinet painting last?

Properly prepared painted cabinets last 8-10 years with normal use. Your project also includes a 5 to 10-year written warranty on workmanship and product, delivered at the final walkthrough.

Can you paint cabinets without removing them?

The boxes stay in place. We remove the doors and hardware, spray the doors off-site, then rehang and align them after curing. Frames are carefully masked and sprayed in your kitchen. Your layout and countertops stay as they are.

Do you paint the insides of cabinets?

Yes, as an add-on. The standard scope covers the exterior faces, doors and drawer fronts. Painting inside the cabinets increases the price and can add a few days. Tell us which surfaces you want included during the assessment so they appear in your written proposal.

Do I need to empty my cabinets before painting?

Yes. Empty the cabinets to protect your belongings from dust and paint particles. Your crew explains the schedule before arriving so you can plan around it.

What if I am not happy with the result?

Walk the cabinets with your crew lead and point out anything that needs attention. Touch-ups are handled before the crew leaves, and you sign off only when you are satisfied. Your written warranty covers workmanship and product after the job is complete.

Can you paint laminate cabinets?

Yes. Laminate needs a bonding primer made for non-porous surfaces. We confirm the material during the assessment and adjust the preparation before spraying.

What happens to the cabinet hardware?

We remove the hardware before preparation and reinstall it after the coating cures, then align and adjust the doors. If you want replacement hardware, discuss it at the assessment so it is included in the scope and price.

Can you paint the cabinets in my Buckhead butler's pantry to match the main kitchen?

Yes. We spray butler's pantry doors and drawer fronts alongside your main kitchen components so they cure under identical conditions. That guarantees a perfect color and sheen match between rooms. If you also have a wet bar or laundry room cabinets, those go in the same batch for whole-home consistency.

Will the paint hold up on my cherry cabinets without yellowing?

It will when prepped correctly. Cherry is a tannin-heavy wood that causes bleed-through with standard primers. We use a shellac-based bonding primer that seals the tannins completely before applying your finish coats. This prevents the yellowish discoloration that shows up on cherry cabinets when the primer step is skipped or done with the wrong product.

How long does a large Buckhead kitchen with multiple zones take?

A typical multi-zone project covering your main kitchen plus butler's pantry, wet bar, and bath vanities takes five to seven working days. We remove all doors and hardware on day one, spray in a controlled environment over the following days, and reinstall everything once the final coat has fully cured. Your kitchen stays functional with temporary handles throughout.

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Content last updated 2026-04-03