Transform Your Kitchen for a Fraction of the Cost

Professional cabinet painting in Miami costs $3,000 to $6,000 for a standard kitchen. The price depends on the number of cabinets, the condition of the existing finish, and whether you want any repairs or modifications. A smaller kitchen with 15 to 20 doors runs on the lower end. A large kitchen with 30 or more doors and specialty finishes runs higher. New hardware adds $200 to $500. We include the color consultation in the price. We give free detailed estimates so you know the exact cost before we start.

A professionally painted cabinet finish lasts 7 to 10 years with normal use. The key factors are prep quality and paint quality. We sand thoroughly, use bonding primer, and apply 2 to 3 coats of cabinet-grade paint. We use products specifically designed for high-humidity environments like Miami kitchens. The finish resists chipping, peeling, and yellowing. Normal wear like opening and closing doors is not a problem. Avoid abrasive cleaners and the finish holds up extremely well.

Yes. We can match any color you want. Most homeowners choose white, off-white, sage green, navy, or gray. But we can do any custom color. We use a color consultation to help you pick the right shade for your kitchen. Lighting matters a lot. A color that looks perfect in the store can look completely different in your kitchen depending on the natural light and the color of your countertops and flooring. That is why we bring samples to your home.

We see a lot of DIY cabinet painting jobs that went wrong. The most common mistakes are skipping the degreasing step, not sanding properly, using the wrong primer, and applying paint too thick. In Miami's humidity, bad prep leads to peeling within months. Professional results require professional prep. The paint itself is only 20% of the job. The other 80% is preparation. If you want a finish that actually lasts and looks smooth, hire a team that does this regularly.

No. You can stay in your home the entire time. We remove the cabinet doors and drawers and take them to our workspace. The frames get prepped and painted in your kitchen with proper ventilation and drop cloths. You will not have your cabinet doors for a few days while they dry and cure, but you can still access your shelves and use the kitchen. Modern cabinet paints have low odor compared to the old oil-based products. Most homeowners barely notice we are there.