Cabinet Painting vs. Cabinet Replacement

If your cabinet boxes are structurally sound, painting is almost always the lower-cost, lower-disruption option. Refinishing transforms the look without tearing out countertops, backsplash, plumbing, or flooring.

Replacement makes sense when the boxes are damaged, the layout no longer works, or you're changing the kitchen's footprint. But full replacement brings weeks of disruption and a much higher price tag.

Professional cabinet painting isn't a quick DIY spray. It involves removing and labeling doors, degreasing, sanding, bonding primer, spraying a cabinet-grade topcoat, and proper curing before reassembly.

The result is a smooth, durable finish that resists daily kitchen wear—at a fraction of the cost and downtime of replacement. We'll assess your cabinets' condition during your estimate and tell you honestly which path makes sense.