Consultation and surface review
We meet in the property, discuss the desired finish, inspect cabinet parts, and identify areas that need repair before painting.
Cabinet Painting Redmond, Washington
We refinish cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and exposed frames with careful preparation. Free estimates help you plan the work before painting starts.
4.9 · 63 ReviewsFree EstimatesWarranty AvailableUpfront, Transparent Pricing
Cabinet Painting serves homeowners and commercial clients in Redmond with cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and cabinet frames in need of a new finish. At PainterRedmondwa.com, we inspect the surfaces, discuss your goals, and set a clear plan before preparation begins. Peeling paint, worn edges, and dated color often point to a poor bond or heavy use. We protect nearby floors and fixtures, complete needed repairs, and finish with a customer walkthrough.
Our Track Record
- Average Rating
- 4.9
- Customer Reviews
- 63
What a new cabinet finish changes
A refreshed finish can update worn doors and drawer fronts without replacing every cabinet part.
Prepared surfaces help the new coating sit more evenly across edges, faces, and frames.
A defined scope helps you separate painting work from repair or refacing decisions.
About
What cabinet painting includes for your property
Cabinet painting changes the visible finish on existing cabinet parts. We can work on doors, drawer fronts, frames, and related exposed surfaces after reviewing their condition. The workflow starts with a consultation and in-home meeting. We discuss the desired look, inspect the surfaces, and identify repairs that affect the finish. Hardware access, edge wear, old coatings, and cabinet material all shape the work plan. Painting doesn't replace damaged cabinet construction. If a door, drawer box, or frame needs carpentry work, we discuss that scope before painting begins. Our carpentry services can support repair needs that fall within the agreed project plan.
What Cabinet Painting Covers
Cabinet Painting is a refinishing service that applies a new coating to prepared cabinet doors, drawer fronts, frames, and related surfaces.
- Cabinet Painting differs from cabinet refacing because painting keeps the existing cabinet parts while changing their surface finish.
- Cabinet Painting requires surface preparation that matches the cabinet material, old coating, repairs, and selected finish.
What to prepare before cabinet painting
A few preparation steps help us inspect the cabinet surfaces and protect nearby work areas.
- Remove loose items from cabinets and nearby counters.
- Set aside hardware if you want existing pulls or knobs reused.
- Share any known repairs, peeling areas, or past coating problems.
- Confirm which doors, drawer fronts, frames, and panels are included.
- Keep access clear around the cabinet work area.
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How cabinet doors move from worn to refreshed
Written scope and estimate
We document the selected doors, drawer fronts, frames, preparation needs, and related work in an itemized scope and estimate.
Protection and preparation
We protect nearby furnishings and floors, then clean, repair, sand, and prime cabinet surfaces when required.
Coating application
We apply the planned cabinet coating to the prepared surfaces, keeping the work aligned with the agreed scope.
Walkthrough and correction review
A lead painting crew member reviews the finished cabinet work with you, completes cleanup, and addresses agreed corrections before closing.
Our Standard
Written Scope
We list the selected doors, drawer fronts, frames, repairs, and coating work in a written scope and estimate.
Area Protection
We cover furnishings, floors, fixtures, counters, and nearby surfaces before preparing and coating cabinet parts.
Documented Preparation
We clean, repair, sand, and prime cabinet surfaces when their condition requires documented preparation before painting.
Customer Reviews for Cabinet Painting in Redmond
Michael Morgan
a year ago
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I was very happy with all aspects of the service provided by 365Painting. Lorena was great with communication and answering questions and the crew was top notch and hard working. They covered and protected everything well and the lines were sharp and clean. Definately professional quality. They accommodated my additional requested and finished well within schedule. Very pleased with my decision to use these guys!
Stacy Burns
2 years ago
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365 Painting Solutions did an excellent job on painting the entire interior of our house. The whole crew is so helpful and the process was so easy. We can't say enough about how thrilled we are with the end result. Jeff and Lorena did a great job helping us pick the perfect color! Efrain and the crew were a pleasure to have in the house and the careful workmanship was amazing.
Todor Batchvarov
Local Guide3 years ago
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We had been putting off painting our house because there is never a great time to do so. After we decided to do it, we got 6 bids, some where very low, with low grade products, other very high with outrageous considerations, Jeff and his team came dead in the middle with amazing notes from the first visit, careful workmanship and with top of the line quality product. Scheduling was a breeze with Lorena make it so easy for us even with a busy schedule during the summer. The best experience we've had, we basically did not notice the team was working. They arrived every day super early, left the area pristine, and delivered a great quality outcome in the entire exterior job. We are super happy with the pain, the look and all the recommendation and fixes the team did. We will definitely work with 365Painting Solutions for all of our future painting needs. Thank you for making this experience simple and painless.
Questions about cabinet doors, finish, and scope
Who provides cabinet painting in Redmond, Washington?
PainterRedmondwa.com provides cabinet painting for homeowners and commercial clients in Redmond, Washington. We review cabinet doors, drawer fronts, frames, and repair needs during a consultation. Our written scope and estimate identifies the parts included before work begins. We also protect surrounding areas and complete a final walkthrough with the customer.
What changes the cost of painting my cabinets?
Cabinet condition, part count, repairs, preparation, access, and selected finish affect the estimate. We inspect doors, drawer fronts, frames, edges, and old coatings before writing the scope. The estimate separates cabinet painting from carpentry or refacing work when those needs differ. We provide a free estimate after discussing the property and project goals.
Is painting cheaper than refacing cabinets?
Painting and refacing serve different cabinet conditions, so the better choice depends on the existing parts and desired change. Painting keeps the current doors, drawer fronts, and frames while changing their finish. Refacing changes visible cabinet surfaces with new facing materials. We inspect the cabinets and explain which scope fits the condition.
What preparation do cabinet doors need before painting?
Cabinet doors need cleaning, repairs, sanding, and priming when required before coating. We review the old finish, exposed edges, chips, and surface residue during preparation. We also protect nearby floors, furnishings, and fixtures. This step matters because a new coating cannot correct loose paint, damaged corners, or unprepared surfaces.
Can you paint cabinets with chipped corners or damaged frames?
Yes, we can review chipped corners and damaged frames as part of the cabinet painting scope. We identify repairs before sanding and coating begin. Some damage may require carpentry work, while smaller surface defects may fit the painting preparation. The written estimate explains the agreed repair and painting work for the selected parts.
What should I compare in cabinet painting estimates?
Compare the included cabinet parts, repair scope, preparation steps, protection work, coating plan, cleanup, and final review. A useful estimate should identify whether doors, drawer fronts, frames, and panels are included. Our itemized scope records those details before work begins. Ask questions when an estimate leaves preparation or repairs unclear.
Common Mistakes With Cabinet Painting
- Painting over grease or residue can weaken adhesion on cabinet doors. We clean the surface before sanding and coating.
- Skipping repairs leaves chipped corners and dents visible through the new finish. We identify damaged areas and include needed repairs in the scope.
- Treating frames and drawer fronts as identical can miss different wear patterns. We inspect each cabinet part before setting preparation requirements.
- Leaving hardware access unclear can slow preparation and affect edges around pulls. We confirm the selected parts and access details before work begins.
Key Points About Cabinet Painting
- Cabinet painting keeps existing cabinet parts and changes their surface finish.
- Cleaning, repair, sanding, and priming support a sound coating base.
- Doors, drawer fronts, frames, and panels can carry different preparation needs.
- A written itemized scope separates painting from repair or refacing work.
- The final walkthrough reviews cleanup and agreed corrections with the customer.
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Get a Free Estimate for Cabinet Painting in Redmond
Start with a cabinet review and written scope for your doors, drawer fronts, frames, and repair needs.
Scenarios
When Customers Call Us About Cabinet Painting
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Worn Kitchen Doors
Daily use has left the cabinet doors dull, chipped, or marked around the pulls. The finish choice matters because hand-contact areas need careful cleaning, sanding, and repair before coating. We can inspect the doors and frames during an in-home meeting, then identify the parts that belong in the written scope.
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Peeling Drawer Fronts
Paint lifting from drawer fronts can expose edges and make a new coat fail early. We check the old coating, corners, face panels, and nearby hardware areas before setting the preparation plan. Cleaning, sanding, repairs, and primer may be needed before the finish is applied.
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Commercial Cabinet Refresh
Commercial cabinets can show wear from frequent contact, cleaning, and repeated opening. Access, protection, and the agreed work area matter because the project must fit the property’s daily use. We meet with the client, document the scope, and coordinate the cabinet work around the planned project details.
Our Other Services
Interior PaintingFresh interior paint can make a dark room feel cleaner and help worn walls match your home’s current style. We prepare drywall, protect flooring, and apply wall and trim coatings for an even finish.
Exterior PaintingPeeling siding, faded trim, and exposed patches can make a home look neglected and leave surfaces vulnerable. We wash, scrape, repair, prime, and paint exterior materials for a durable finish that refreshes curb appeal.
Ignition-Resistant Exterior Coating ApplicationHomes in wildfire-prone settings need exterior surfaces considered as part of broader fire protection planning. We apply ignition-resistant coatings to suitable siding or trim after cleaning and preparation, creating a renewed finish around vulnerable areas.
Commercial Cool-Roof Coating ApplicationA worn commercial roof can reflect heat poorly and need renewed surface protection. We prepare compatible roof areas and apply cool-roof coating, helping create a reflective finish while extending the useful life of the existing roof.
CarpenterDamaged trim, baseboards, or door casings can make a finished room look unfinished. We repair or replace those details, match existing profiles, and prepare the woodwork for a clean paint-ready result.
ContractorProperty upgrades stay easier to manage when one team coordinates repairs, preparation, and painting. We build a clear work plan around your goals, protect nearby surfaces, and review the finished project with you.
