About St. Catharines Cabinet Painting
Cabinet painting is our only trade, so every visit is about your doors, your primer and your written quote.

Ready To Keep The Kitchen And Change The Colour?
One call to +1 (905) 367-8017 books a free visit anywhere in St. Catharines or the Niagara towns nearby, with the written quote arriving a day or two later.
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A Cabinet Painting Company Built Around Prep, Spraying And A Written Quote
St. Catharines Cabinet Painting sprays kitchen cabinets, refinishes and refaces them, and paints vanities and built-ins, across St. Catharines, Thorold, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Lincoln, Niagara Falls and Welland. Every job is covered by full insurance. Cabinet painting is our only trade, so the talk at the visit concerns your doors rather than painting in general.
The houses set the cabinet painting work. A 1958 bungalow in Port Weller with birch slab doors, a 1992 oak kitchen in Vansickle, a melamine galley in a downtown condo and a maple shaker kitchen in Martindale each call for their own primer, their own amount of sanding and their own coat count. Telling them apart is most of the job.
Cabinet Painting Fails On The First Day Or Not At All
Nearly every peeling cabinet finish traces back to prep: grease left under the paint, a primer that did not match the door, coats laid on too thick, or a kitchen put back to hard use before the finish had cured. So day one is spent degreasing and labelling, nothing more. The primer is shellac on oak and stained wood, a bonding product on melamine and laminate, and a standard primer on painted MDF. The coats are thin and sprayed, and each one is sanded before the next.
The doors go to a filtered booth, and the boxes get sprayed at home inside sealed plastic. That routine is the same on a six-door vanity and a fifty-piece two-tone kitchen, and it is the reason the finish is still tight at the cutlery drawer years later. The services page lists each kind of job, and cabinet spray painting explains the booth and the containment.
A Cabinet Painting Quote Names Doors, Prep, Primer, Coats And Price
A quote reading "paint the kitchen" beside a single number gives you nothing to compare. Ours counts every door and drawer front, states the substrate, lists the prep including any stripping or grain fill, names the primer and the topcoat, states the number of coats, records the colour and sheen, and prices the hardware work separately. Bring us another quote and we will price its scope line for line. Where ours is higher, you will see exactly which line it is.
How We Work
Prep first, paint last
Most peeling traces back to grease under the paint, a mismatched primer, heavy coats or early hard use. Day one is degreasing and labelling only, and every coat after that is thin and sanded.
Booth doors, contained boxes
Doors go to a filtered booth and the boxes are sprayed at home inside sealed plastic. The routine is the same on a six-door vanity and a fifty-piece two-tone kitchen.
A quote you can compare
The written quote counts every door and drawer front, names the primer, topcoat and coats, and lists hardware work separately. Bring another quote and we will price its scope line for line.
Honest about what will not paint
We say when thermofoil is peeling, when walnut or cherry should be refinished, when a water-swollen box needs a rebuild, and when oak grain will show through the paint without filler.
What We Paint
Each service has its own page with the prep, the coatings and a price range. See all services.
Talk to us about your cabinets
Call +1 (905) 367-8017 or use the form near the top of this page. The visit and the written quote are free.