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Greater Milwaukee
Greater Milwaukee
A flawless, factory-smooth finish that gives you a whole new kitchen without the cost of a full remodel.
Your kitchen still works, but it’s starting to show its age. The cabinets look dated, maybe a little worn, and every quote you’ve gotten for a full remodel makes you wince.
Here’s the good news: you almost never need new cabinets to get a new kitchen. If the boxes are solid, professionally painted cabinets give you that fresh, modern look for a fraction of the cost, and without living in a construction zone for weeks.
The difference between cabinets that look brand new and ones that look like someone rolled paint over old doors comes down to how the work is done. We take your doors and drawers off and bring them back to our shop, where we clean, degrease, sand, and prime every surface before spraying them with a durable, premium-grade finish. Spraying is the whole point. It lays down glass-smooth, with no brush marks and no old wood grain showing through. Brushed cabinets almost always give themselves away. Ours look factory-made.
Our crews have refinished hundreds of cabinets, so we know how to prep the surfaces that give cheaper jobs trouble, and how to make a finish that holds up to everyday kitchen life. The result is a kitchen you’re proud of again, at a price that leaves room in the budget for everything else.
To learn more and get a free quote for your kitchen cabinet painting project, give us a call today.
Trim and doors take more abuse than any other surface in your home. Baseboards get kicked and scuffed, door frames collect handprints, and years of cleaning wear the finish thin. On older Milwaukee homes, the woodwork usually shows its age in other ways too: dark stained trim that makes rooms feel closed off, yellowed paint on the doors, chipped casing around the windows, and visible brush strokes left behind by a previous paint job that was rushed. Trim and doors are also the hardest surfaces in the house to paint well. They sit at eye level and catch direct light, so every drip, ridge, and missed spot stands out. Most quick or amateur jobs start to fail within a season, chipping along the edges that get touched the most.
This is where a professional cabinet painting process earns its keep. Your doors, interior and exterior, get the same treatment as our cabinets: we take them off the hinges, bring them back to our shop, and spray them for a finish that lays down smooth and even, with no brush marks and no roller texture.
Trim stays in place, so we prep and finish it on-site. We clean and degrease the wood, sand it so the new coat has something to grab, fill old nail holes, caulk the gaps that open up over the years, and prime with the right product to block stains and stop the old finish from bleeding through. Only then do we coat it with a durable enamel made for high-traffic surfaces.
The payoff is woodwork that looks new again and stands up to daily life. A sprayed finish on your doors and trim reads clean and current the way freshly painted woodwork should, and a quality enamel shrugs off the chips and scuffs that come with everyday use. Repainting your trim, doors, baseboards, and casing is one of the fastest and most affordable ways to modernize a room, especially in an older home where ripping out original molding would cost far more and strip away the character that makes the house worth keeping. We finish every project with quality Sherwin Williams paint, match the sheen to the rest of your home, and confirm the color with you before we start. Ask us to include your doors and trim when we quote your kitchen cabinets, and we’ll take care of all of it in one visit.
The clearest difference between our work and a weekend paint job is the finish itself. We spray your cabinets, doors, and trim in a controlled setup instead of brushing them, so the coat lays down smooth and even, with none of the brush strokes, ridges, or drips that show up under direct light.
The result is a kitchen that looks professionally finished, the kind of work that has people asking whether you replaced the cabinets.
A finish is only as good as what's underneath it. We clean, degrease, sand, fill, and prime every surface before the first coat, then use a durable, high-traffic enamel that stands up to hands, cleaning, and daily wear. The primer does most of the heavy lifting on doors, trim, and cabinets, which is why we match it to the surface instead of reaching for the same can every time.
So your finish still looks good years down the road, and you paint once instead of chasing chips and peeling edges every season.
Much of our work is in the area's older homes, where original doors and woodwork have character worth keeping. We know how to refinish stained or dated trim so it looks current without tearing it out, and on any home built before 1978 we handle the work lead-safe, checking for lead before we sand or scrape.
You get to keep the character that makes your home special, refreshed the way you want it and done safely for your family.
Give us a call to learn more and schedule a free on-site consulation for your cabinet painting project.
We come out to take a look, offer any insight or advice you might need, and provide a free quote on-the-spot. If or when you're ready, we schedule your project!
Relax as our professional painters take care of the rest. We prep, paint, and finish with the care and precision that you hope for – you get to relax and enjoy your new kitchen, hassle-free.
You don’t need a full remodel to fall back in love with your kitchen. Whether it’s your cabinets, your doors, your trim, or your whole home’s woodwork, our team will walk you through the process, help you land on the right color, and give you a clear quote.
From the first coat of primer to the final spray, we treat every surface like it’s going in our own home. Reach out today and let’s talk about what a fresh coat of paint can do for your kitchen.
Cabinet painting typically runs a fraction of the cost of a full cabinet replacement or kitchen remodel. Since we're refinishing your existing cabinet boxes and doors instead of ripping them out, you get a modern, updated look without the cost of new cabinetry, new countertops, or a construction timeline stretching for weeks. It's why professional cabinet painting is one of the most cost-effective kitchen upgrades a homeowner can make.
Spraying applies paint in a fine, even mist that levels out as it dries, leaving a smooth, factory-like finish with no visible brush strokes or roller texture. Brushing or rolling cabinets, on the other hand, almost always leaves texture behind and can let the original wood grain show through the paint. That's why we remove doors and drawers and spray them in a controlled shop setting rather than painting them in place.
Yes. Priming is one of the most important steps in cabinet and trim painting, especially on stained or previously finished wood. A quality primer seals the surface, blocks stains and old finishes from bleeding through, and gives the paint something to grip so it doesn't chip or peel early. Skipping or rushing the primer is one of the most common reasons a cabinet or trim paint job fails within a year or two.
Yes. Many older homes in the Milwaukee area have layers of lead-based paint on their trim and doors. We're experienced in lead-safe painting practices and take extra precautions when sanding, scraping, or prepping surfaces in homes built before 1978, so your family stays safe while we refresh your woodwork.
Most kitchen cabinet painting projects take about one to two weeks from start to finish, depending on the size of your kitchen and the number of coats needed. Because we do the spraying off-site in our shop, your kitchen stays more usable throughout the process than it would during a full remodel.
