Cabinet Painting in Denver, CO

A full cabinet remodel in Denver runs $20,000 to $40,000 without much effort. A proper cabinet repaint comes in at a fraction of that and gives you a kitchen that looks new — if it's done right. The difference between cabinets that still look sharp after five years and cabinets that chip along the door edges after six months is almost entirely in the prep and the product. We take the doors and drawer fronts off, tag them, and spray them in a controlled shop setting so dust, bugs, and drips don't land in a wet finish. The boxes get the same sand-prime-spray treatment in place, with careful masking so the rest of the kitchen stays clean.

The paint itself matters as much as the process. We spray a cabinet-grade waterborne enamel (Sherwin-Williams Emerald Urethane Trim Enamel or equivalent) that cures hard, resists yellowing, and stands up to the fingerprints, grease, and daily wiping a working kitchen puts on it. We also grain-fill open-grain woods like oak when you want a truly smooth finish instead of the original grain telegraphing through — that step gets skipped by a lot of crews and it's one of the big things that separates a cabinet that looks painted from one that looks factory-built.

Color-wise, anything goes. Crisp whites and soft off-whites still dominate, navy and deep green islands paired with lighter uppers are everywhere in Denver right now, and warm earth tones are coming back. We walk you through samples on your actual cabinet doors in your actual kitchen light before we spray a drop. Beyond kitchens, the same crew handles bathroom vanities, built-in bookcases, entertainment centers, laundry-room cabinets, and mudroom cubbies — anywhere a painted-wood finish belongs.