Veteran-owned · Cabinet Painting Across Greater Philadelphia
Cabinet Painting in Philadelphia, PA
Kitchen and bathroom cabinets refinished by a veteran-owned local crew.
About Our Cabinet Painting
Give existing cabinets a cleaner, more current finish without replacing an entire kitchen. PAINT Philadelphia handles the careful cleaning, preparation, priming, and finish application that cabinet surfaces require.
We paint kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, built-ins, shelving, and select millwork throughout Philadelphia, the Main Line, and surrounding suburbs.
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Our crew
The People Who Paint Your Home
Every PAINT project is run by our own trained crews, with one project manager from the first day to the final walkthrough.
- A project manager who keeps you updated by call, text and photo
- Floors, furniture and landscaping protected before work starts
- A free color consultation with every estimate
- A final walkthrough with you before we leave
What Our Customers Say
Five-star Google reviews from homeowners across Greater Philadelphia.
“Honestly incredible job. Super fast, efficient, and communicative. Most importantly they did great work. Will recommend and use again.”
“From start to finish they did an exceptional job. From the estimator Brady to project mgr James and Painters David and Jose everyone was top shelf. Quality of the work was perfect”
“First class experience from start to finish. We had the majority of our home's interior painted, and we purposefully schedule the work during a period that we were away.”
“James and his crew were great. The work happened quickly and was excellent quality. We would definitely come back to them if we needed another painting job.”
“Just, Wow! Long story short, I finally reached back out PAINT after my new, old house gave me other priorities over the first 3 years... So glad I did! The whole process is exactly what I wanted and needed.”
“great communication and planning. Tanner and James were great to work with.”
More About Cabinet Painting in Philadelphia, PA
Our Cabinet Painting Process
What We Can Paint
A consultation confirms what is practical for the material and condition. We build the proposal around the surfaces you actually want changed.
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Kitchen Cabinets
Door and drawer fronts, face frames, exposed ends, crown details, and trim can be coordinated into one consistent finish.
Bathroom Vanities
Vanities and storage cabinets can be refreshed as part of a bathroom update or coordinated with nearby trim and doors.
Built-ins & Shelving
Bookcases, media cabinetry, window seats, and custom built-ins can become a deliberate architectural feature instead of blending into the background.
Islands & Accent Colors
An island or lower cabinet run can carry a contrasting color while the remaining cabinetry stays lighter and quieter.
Existing Painted Cabinets
Previously painted cabinets are evaluated for adhesion, damage, and compatibility. Failing layers may require more preparation before refinishing.
Hardware Planning
Keeping, replacing, or relocating hardware affects filling and drilling. Those choices should be settled before finish work begins.
A Finish Plan Built for Your Cabinets
Cabinet material, previous coatings, door style, grain, damage, color change, and daily use all shape the preparation plan. During the consultation, we explain what will be painted, how the space will be protected, and what to expect while components are being prepared and finished.
If you are comparing repainting with replacement, our Philadelphia cabinet painting cost guide explains the main pricing variables.
What Shapes a Cabinet Painting Estimate
Cabinet projects are priced around the actual components and preparation—not kitchen square footage alone.
Door & Drawer Count
The number, size, profile, and condition of removable components directly affect handling and finish work.
Cabinet Material
Wood, veneer, MDF, laminate, and previously coated surfaces can require different preparation and primers.
Existing Finish
Grease, peeling paint, heavy grain, failing clear coats, or damaged areas add preparation before the new finish can be applied.
Color Change
Dark-to-light changes, bright whites, and high-contrast colors may affect priming and the number of finish coats.
Frames & Exposed Ends
Face frames, end panels, crown, toe kicks, shelving, and interiors are scoped separately so the proposal is clear.
Access & Scheduling
Kitchen layout, appliance protection, ventilation, staging space, and household scheduling all inform the work plan.
Lisa Merrill · Verified 5-star Google review · Cabinet painting
Keep the cabinets. Change the whole room.
Schedule a free virtual or onsite consultation, or review the variables that affect cabinet painting costs in Philadelphia.
Frequently Asked Questions
Anything else, call us at (267) 229-4333.
Which types of kitchen cabinets can be painted?
Wood, MDF, veneer, laminate, and previously painted cabinets may be candidates depending on their condition and existing finish. We inspect the surfaces first to determine whether repainting is practical and which preparation and primer are appropriate.
Do cabinet doors and drawers need to be removed?
For most projects, doors and drawer fronts are labeled and removed for preparation and finish work, while face frames and exposed cabinet ends are prepared in place. The exact components included are identified in the written scope.
How do you prepare kitchen cabinets for painting?
Preparation can include cleaning away grease and residue, sanding or deglossing, addressing loose coatings and minor defects, and applying a primer selected for the cabinet material and existing finish.
How long does cabinet painting take?
Timing depends on the number and style of doors and drawers, cabinet material, existing finish, repairs, color change, finish plan, drying time, and reassembly. We outline the expected sequence after reviewing the cabinets.
What affects the cost of cabinet painting?
The main variables are door and drawer count, cabinet material, surface condition, preparation, color change, included frames and exposed ends, hardware changes, access, and whether shelving or interiors are part of the scope.
We Serve 40+ Towns Across Greater Philadelphia
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Let’s get your project painted.
Schedule a free in-home consultation or call us at (267) 229-4333.