Professional Cabinet Painting Services
by CertaPro Painters of Edmonton
Tired of your cabinets? Looking for a change on a budget?
If your cabinets are still in good condition, cabinet repainting is an affordable way to completely transform your kitchen without the cost of replacing them. CertaPro Painters® of Edmonton repaints laminate, melamine, and wood cabinets using a detailed preparation process and premium coatings applied with an airless sprayer for a smooth, factory-like finish. Our professional process is designed to provide lasting durability while giving your kitchen a fresh, updated appearance.
How Does Edmonton’s Climate Affect Your Cabinets ?
Edmonton’s long, dry winters and changing humidity levels throughout the year can gradually wear down cabinet finishes, causing them to lose their luster or show signs of everyday wear. These seasonal conditions can affect kitchens in Edmonton, Spruce Grove, Sherwood Park, and the surrounding communities, making cabinet repainting a smart way to restore and protect your home interior.
CertaPro Painters® of Edmonton, AB, helps homeowners refresh their kitchens with professional cabinet repainting solutions that combine meticulous preparation with durable, high-quality cabinet coatings. Whether you’re updating outdated wood tones or choosing a fresh modern colour, our team can deliver beautiful, long-lasting results. Schedule your free painting estimate today and see how cabinet repainting can transform your kitchen without the expense of a full renovation.
How Much Does it Cost to Paint My Cabinets in Edmonton?
A: Your standard kitchen cabinet painting will cost between $3,000-$4,000.
This includes all labor, paint, and supplies. We use a bonding primer for proper adhesion and then apply a cabinet paint. We use the Emerald Urethane from Sherwin Williams for its alkyd finish, which dries harder than regular paint, and the urethane makes it more durable for cleaning.
The CertaPro Painters of Edmonton Process
How We Work.
The Professionals at CertaPro Painters of Edmonton will remove all the doors off the hinges, remove all drawers and all the hardware. All the areas around the kitchen will be masked off. We will do a chemical wipe, minor patching and caulking (if required) and sand to prepare the surface. We then finally spray a bonding primer before spraying the paint coat.
We will setup a spray booth on-site or off-site to spray all the doors and drawers. A ventilation system will be setup to air out all the paint spray and the smell if spray booth setup inside the property.
Finally, the doors and drawers will be left to cure for a few days before they are reinstalled.
Timeframe.
A typical kitchen takes around 1 week to complete. Since the area will be masked off, the customer will not have access to the kitchen for the whole duration of the painting.
Aftercare.
Once the cabinet doors and drawers are all reinstalled, we request the customer to use the cabinets with care for first few weeks as the paint will still be curing and hardening. We recommend that the newly painted surfaces are not washed or wiped for at least the first month. After that, the surface can be wiped and scrubbed. Once the product has cured, the end result is a washable, durable and professional finish.
View some of our work below!
