Why Choose Edmonton Cabinet Painting by iPaint?

High-Quality Finishes

iPaint's cabinet painting specialists use top-tier paints and finishes to ensure a durable, long-lasting result. Our team of professionals have the expertise to refinish cabinets, making them look brand new and extending their lifespan.

Common Questions About Cabinet Painting

How Much Should I Pay to Have My Cabinets Painted?

The cost of cabinet painting varies depending on the size of your kitchen, the condition of the cabinets, and the type of paint used. On average, homeowners can expect to pay between $2,000 and $5,000 for our professional cabinet painting services in Edmonton. This cost is significantly lower than refacing or replacing cabinets, making it a budget-friendly option.

Is It Worth Repainting Cabinets?

Yes, repainting cabinets is worth it. Painting your cabinets can drastically change the look of your kitchen at a relatively low cost. It’s an excellent option for updating outdated cabinetry and increasing your home’s value. Professionally painted cabinets also tend to be more resistant to chipping and wear, providing a long-lasting solution.

How Much Does It Cost to Reface Kitchen Cabinets in Edmonton?

Refacing kitchen cabinets typically costs more than painting, ranging from $4,000 to $9,000+ depending on the materials and labour involved. While refacing involves replacing the cabinet doors and veneers, painting simply updates the existing surfaces, offering a cost-effective alternative.

Will House Painters Paint Cabinets?

Many house painters offer cabinet painting services, but it’s essential to choose a painter with specific experience in cabinet refinishing. iPaint specializes in cabinet painting, ensuring the best results for your kitchen.

Is It Cheaper to Paint or Reface Cabinets?

Painting is generally cheaper than refacing. Refacing involves new doors and drawer fronts and applying a veneer to the cabinet frames which then requires staining or painting. All which can quickly increase the cost. Painting, on the other hand, involves sanding, priming, and applying new paint to existing surfaces, offering a budget-friendly way to refresh your kitchen.

What is the Downside of Painting Cabinets?

One downside of painting cabinets is the potential for the paint to chip over time, especially for high use cabinets. However, this can be mitigated by choosing a professional painter who uses high-quality paint and proper application techniques. Painted cabinets require adequate ventilation without creating extra dust during the painting process to ensure a smooth finish.

Do Professionally Painted Cabinets Chip?

Professionally painted cabinets are less likely to chip compared to DIY jobs. Professionals, like those at iPaint, use durable, high-quality paints and finishes designed to withstand daily use. Proper preparation, including cleaning, sanding, and priming, also plays a crucial role in preventing chipping. iPaint has an inhouse paint booth specifically designed for painting cabinet doors.

Is It Better to Spray Paint or Hand Paint Kitchen Cabinets?

Spray painting is generally preferred for a smoother, more even finish. It can reach into nooks and crannies that a brush might miss, reducing the risk of streaks and brush marks. However, hand painting can be suitable for smaller projects or touch-ups. Both methods, when done correctly, can yield excellent results.

Ready to transform your kitchen? Contact us today for a free consultation and let our Edmonton cabinet painting experts bring new life to your cabinets. Call us at 780-938-9555  or Contact Us.