Cabinet Painting in Interior Painting, CA

Yes, cabinets need to be emptied and countertops cleared before work begins. This gives our crew full access to all surfaces and protects your belongings from dust and overspray.

We paint laminate, MDF, and wood cabinets in interior spaces. Each material requires a specific prep method, including a bonding primer, to make sure the finish adheres correctly.

A properly prepped and primed cabinet surface resists daily wear well in high-traffic kitchens. Degreasing, sanding, and priming before the topcoat are what make the finish durable.

Yes, we paint bathroom vanity cabinets in addition to kitchen cabinets. Interior vanities go through the same prep and priming process as kitchen cabinetry.

Yes, we remove all doors, drawer fronts, and hardware before painting begins. Each piece is labeled so everything goes back to its exact original position.

Cabinets that are structurally sound with no major damage to the box or frame are strong candidates for painting. We assess the condition of your cabinets during the estimate to confirm the right approach.