Cabinet Painting

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All estimates are free. We have availability for cabinet painting in 2025.

Lauren, Woodbury

Fantastic experience — professional crew, on site project manager, and spot-on advice. Will use again and recommend.

Dale, Lino Lakes

ExceIlent Experience. Pleased with the work and communication.

Dennis, St Paul

Everyone was great. A real professional job. Ben did a top notch job.

Pam, Maple Grove

I have old, ugly kitchen cabinets. Scott and Sarah di a wonderful job of prepping, sanding and painting them. They look brand-new They, were very professional and efficient, and personable. Good team!

Carla, Woodbury

Paris Painting sent Ben to paint ¯our kitchen cupboards and walls. He was, without a doubt, the very best person we have ever contracted with to do work in our home.

Our Cabinet Painting Services

Top 10 Cabinet Painting FAQs

1. How Do I Remove Wood Grain?

Painted cabinets may show wood grain. Achieve a smoother surface by using a bondo skim technique and thorough sanding before the primer coat. Acknowledge the labor intensity, leading to a potential doubling of project timeline and cost.

3. Do You paint offsite or onsite?

Cabinet Painting is typically onsite. Designate a 10×10+ area at home for a spray booth. Offsite painting typically incurs a $250 fee for transporting items to our workshop.

5. Paint Before or After Installing Countertops?

Painting can precede countertop installation, observing the paint’s curing period (21-28 days). Alternatively, we can start painting 48 hours post-installation for optimal results.

7. How Long Does Cabinet Painting Take?

A professional crew can paint your kitchen cabinets in 5-7 days (approximately 75-120 hours of labor). Please plan for managing without cabinet access during the project.

9. How Can I conceal Dark Wood?

Apply a Stain Blocking Oil or Shellac Primer followed by two coats of high-quality cabinet enameling paint.

2. What is the Cost of Cabinet Painting?

The cost ranges between $6,000 and $8,000, based on factors like kitchen size and specific labor/material requirements. Our metric-based bidding system ensures a competitive estimate for each project.

4. Should I Remove or Replace hardware?

Allow us to handle hardware removal. For new hardware, ensure it matches the profile and screw length. Consult specialists at stores like Lowes, Menards, or Home Depot for compatibility.

6. Are all cabinets paintable?

Different materials (wood, laminate, MDF) require varied preparation and painting techniques. We can help you understand the type of cabinets you’re working with.

8. Do I need to Clear kitchen area?

Homeowners must clear items from countertops and cabinets. We ask that you please designate a 10×10+ area at home for a spray booth. Anticipate 4-7 days of kitchen inaccessibility.

10. What Paint do You Recommend?

Sherwin Williams Emerald Urethane
INSL-X Cabinet Coat

Why Should You Paint Your Cabinets?

Painting your cabinets is a smart way to save money and update your kitchen. Whether you need extra cash for a new fridge, new flooring, or other upgrades, you don’t have to compromise on the quality of your countertops. We can paint your cabinets with professional skill and high-quality materials, giving them a fresh and modern look. Contact us today and get a free estimate for your cabinet painting project.

What our clients say about us

EXCELLENT

Based on 864 reviews

We would hire Paris Painting again. They handled everything from carpentry to painting. Our house is over 100 years old and needed a few carpentry repairs. The carpenter was honest...

Kelley DinsmoreCEO

Sam Kautzky did a fantastic job! His work is highly polished and looks great. Sam took excellent care of our home. One window was over black carpet and the paint is white. Not a..

John DoeCEO

The project manager communicated extremely well about the process and gave daily updates via text. They also were willing to go the extra mile on ensuring we were happy with the end ...

John DoeCEO

Jason grew up in Minnesota and graduated with an Economics degree from the University of Minnesota. Go Gophers! During school his goal was always to run his own small business, and he got his start in painting by running several crews in the summers to pay for tuition.

Jason quit his corporate job with a dream to professionalize the residential painting industry. Jason now lives in Maple Grove with his wife and 5 children. They enjoy running, reading, and being involved in the local community and church.