Kitchen Cabinet Painter in Edmonton
Painting your cabinets is one of the most effective ways to update a kitchen or bathroom without a full renovation. If you have been searching for cabinet painting near me, Birds Painting and Finishing uses a thorough, multi-step process to deliver a smooth, durable painted finish across Edmonton and surrounding areas.
Get a Cabinet Painting QuoteOur Cabinet Painting Process
Cleaning & Degreasing
Kitchen cabinets collect grease, oils, and grime. We thoroughly clean every surface to ensure proper adhesion.
Sanding & Prep
We sand surfaces, fill imperfections, and remove doors and hardware so every part is prepped properly.
Priming
We apply a quality bonding primer suited to your cabinet material for a long-lasting base coat.
Painting
We spray or brush-apply quality cabinet paint, building up thin, even coats for a smooth, durable result.
Cabinet Painting Services We Offer
- Kitchen cabinet painting
- Bathroom vanity painting
- Cabinet colour changes
- Built-in and casework painting
- Hardware removal and reinstallation
Kitchen Cabinet Refinishing in Edmonton
When Edmonton homeowners ask about kitchen cabinet refinishing, they usually want what we deliver: the cabinets they already have, with a completely new, factory-smooth painted finish. As a kitchen cabinet refinishing company, we clean, prep, prime and refinish your existing doors, drawer fronts and cabinet boxes, so the layout, countertops and backsplash stay exactly where they are.
It’s the right fit when the cabinets are solid but the colour or finish is dated, whether that’s golden oak or a tired, yellowed white. We refinish kitchens, bathroom vanities and built-ins across Edmonton, Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Spruce Grove, Fort Saskatchewan and the surrounding area.
Our Cabinet Painting Process, Step by Step
- 1. Remove and label. Every door, drawer front, and piece of hardware comes off and gets labelled so it returns to exactly the same spot.
- 2. Degrease and scuff-sand. Kitchen surfaces carry years of cooking residue — the finish only bonds to clean, abraded surfaces. This is the step DIY jobs skip, and why they chip.
- 3. Adhesion primer. A dedicated bonding primer grips old lacquer, melamine, and thermofoil so the colour coats have something to hold onto permanently.
- 4. Sprayed enamel. Doors are sprayed with cabinet-grade enamel for the smooth, factory-look finish a brush cannot produce, in your choice of sheen.
- 5. Reassemble and adjust. Hardware back on, hinges aligned, soft-close checked — every door closes the way it should.
Cabinet enamel dries to the touch quickly but cures to full hardness over a few weeks — we’ll give you simple care guidance for that period, and the one-year workmanship warranty covers the result. Most Edmonton kitchens run $3,000–$7,000 and take three to five days, compared with $15,000–$30,000+ and several weeks for replacement. If a colour change is what your kitchen needs, this is the highest-value renovation dollar you can spend.
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