Cabinet Painting Midtown

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

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 laminate cabinets in my Midtown condo?

Yes. Laminate and thermofoil cabinets are common in Midtown condos and respond well to professional cabinet painting when prepped correctly. We use a bonding primer specifically formulated for non-porous surfaces like laminate, followed by a durable finish coat. The result is a smooth, modern look that lasts and costs a fraction of full cabinet replacement.

My Ansley Park home has original glass-front cabinets. Can those be painted without removing the glass?

We can work around the glass, but for the best results we carefully remove the glass panels before painting. This lets us spray the mullion profiles evenly without masking tape lines and avoids any risk of overspray on the glass. We reinstall the glass after the final coat cures. If your glass cannot be safely removed, we use precision masking and hand-brush the mullions for a clean finish.

Will the paint smell bother my condo neighbors?

We use low-VOC paints and primers that produce significantly less odor than conventional products. For Midtown condo projects, we also run HEPA air scrubbers during spray work and seal the unit entrance to prevent fumes from reaching the hallway. Most of our condo clients report minimal odor by the end of each work day, and we coordinate with building management to ensure compliance with any ventilation requirements.