Cabinet Painting in Fort Worth, TX
Cabinets refinished with care. Sprayed to a hard, smooth finish. We paint kitchens, bathroom vanities, libraries, and built-ins across the house, in the color you've been dreaming of.
We Are Fully insured.
Kitchens, vanities, and built-ins
Sprayed, factory-smooth finish
Cabinet-grade enamel over real prep
Free, written estimates
What We Refinish
Cabinet work is not just kitchens. Anywhere you have built-in cabinetry or millwork, we can refinish it to the look you are after.
Kitchen cabinets
This is the big one. We take care of doors, drawer fronts, and boxes, sprayed to a smooth, hard finish that takes daily cooking, cleaning, and hands.
Bathroom vanities
A vanity refinish is one of the cheapest ways to update a bathroom without touching the plumbing or the tile. We seal them to stand up to water, steam, and day-to-day usage.
Libraries, bookcases, and built-ins
Do you have built-in shelving, window seats, mudroom lockers, and entry cabinetry? We spray or hand-finish depending on the piece, and we protect the wall and floor around it.
Media centers, wet bars, and office built-ins
Entertainment walls, home-office cabinetry, butler's pantries, and wet bars. Give these a new finish and add beauty and character to any home.
How We Refinish Cabinets
The difference between a cabinet job that lasts and one that chips by spring is all in the prep and the spray. Here is how we get a furniture-grade finish.
01
We label and remove
Every door and drawer comes off and gets numbered, so it goes back exactly where it came from. Hinges and hardware are bagged and tracked.
02
We degrease, sand, and prime
Cabinets carry years of cooking grease and hand oils. We clean them down, sand for grip, and lay a bonding primer made for slick surfaces.
03
We spray in a controlled space
Doors and drawers are sprayed off-site or in a contained area, so there is no dust in the finish and no overspray in your house.
04
We cure, reinstall, and guide care
Boxes are finished in place, everything goes back on straight, and the finish gets time to cure.
Paint, Reface, or Replace?
There are three ways to update tired cabinets, and they are not the same job. Painting changes the color and the finish and it is the most affordable by a wide margin. Refacing keeps your boxes but puts on new doors, drawer fronts, and a matching veneer, so you can change the door style itself. Replacing tears it all out for brand-new cabinetry.
The cost gap is big. Painting an average kitchen usually runs a few thousand dollars. Refacing runs several times that. New cabinets can run well into the tens of thousands once you count materials, demolition, and labor. Painting comes in roughly sixty to seventy percent under the cost of new cabinetry.
If your cabinet boxes are solid and you like your layout and your door style, painting is almost always the smart way to spend your money. You get a fresh color and a hard, smooth finish without the cost or the weeks of demolition.
We will tell you when paint is not the answer. If the boxes are warped, water-damaged, or coming apart, paint will not fix that, and replacing makes more sense. We can help you make a decision for your home needs.
Cabinet Refinishers Who Spray, Not Brush
Plenty of painters will brush-and-roll your cabinets in place. It is faster and cheaper, and you can see the brush marks and feel the texture a year later. We spray, in a controlled space, because a sprayed and properly cured cabinet finish is the one that actually holds up.
We refinish cabinets across Fort Worth and DFW : Tanglewood, Mira Vista, Westover Hills, and out into Southlake and Colleyville : in everything from 1980s oak kitchens to new custom builds. Many projects come through a designer, and we coordinate on color and sheen so the finish matches the plan. If you have been searching for cabinet painting near you, that is us.
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Cabinet Painting Across Fort Worth & DFW
We are based off Cordova Avenue in southwest Fort Worth and refinish cabinets across the metroplex. If you have been searching for cabinet painting near you in any of these areas, that is us.
Fort Worth neighborhoods
Westover Hills, Rivercrest, Crestline, Montserrat, Mira Vista, Colonial Hills, Overton Park, Tanglewood, Park Hill, and Riverhills.
Nearby cities
Southlake, Westlake, Colleyville, Keller, and Aledo. Do not see your neighborhood? Just ask - we cover most of Fort Worth and DFW.
Get Your Cabinet Painting Estimate
Tell us what cabinetry you want refinished and we will set up a walkthrough to look at it and talk color and finish. No pressure and no hard sell.
Cabinet Painting Questions
How much does cabinet painting cost in Fort Worth?
It depends on the number of doors and drawers, the condition of the cabinets, and which rooms are involved. An average kitchen usually runs in the low thousands — roughly sixty to seventy percent under the cost of new cabinetry. You get a written, itemized estimate after we see the cabinets in person.
Should I paint, reface, or replace my cabinets?
Paint if the boxes are sound and you like the layout and door style — it is the best value by far. Reface if you want a new door profile but the boxes are good. Replace only if the boxes are warped, water-damaged, or you are changing the layout. We will look at your cabinets and give you a straight recommendation.
Do you spray cabinets or brush them?
We spray, in a controlled space. Brushing in place is faster, but it leaves brush marks and texture and wears faster at the handles. A sprayed, cured finish is the one that lasts — and it is the reason to hire the job out instead of rolling them yourself.
How long does a sprayed cabinet finish last?
Done right and properly cured, many years of everyday use. The highest-touch spots — near the handles and the stove — show wear first. The chipping people worry about comes from skipped prep or a brush-and-roll job, not from cabinet refinishing done correctly.
What paint and sheen do you use on cabinets?
A cabinet-grade enamel that levels out smooth and cures hard, usually in a satin or semi-gloss. Semi-gloss wipes down the easiest and suits a high-use kitchen. We match the sheen to the room and the look you want.
Can you refinish bathroom vanities and built-ins, not just kitchens?
Yes. Vanities, libraries, bookcases, mudroom lockers, media centers, wet bars, and office built-ins — anywhere there is cabinetry or millwork. A vanity or a set of built-ins is one of the easiest ways to update a room.
How long does the job take, and can I use the room?
Most kitchens run several days. Your doors are off for part of that, but you keep using the space. The finish needs time to cure before heavy use, and we will tell you how to treat it gently for the first few weeks.
Which areas do you serve?
All of Fort Worth and the surrounding DFW area, including Tanglewood, Mira Vista, Westover Hills, Southlake, and Colleyville. If you are nearby and do not see your neighborhood, just ask.
House Painting Pros of Fort Worth
4905 Cordova Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76132
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