Cabinet Painting in Edmond, OK

Cabinet Painting for Edmond homes and businesses

Lots of Edmond kitchens were built with stained oak or cherry cabinets in the 1990s and 2000s. Painting them is a smart update for families who like their layout but not the color. It also helps homes near Oak Tree, Kickingbird, and downtown Edmond compete with newer listings when it is time to sell.

Cabinets get touched more than any other painted surface in a home, so the prep has to be right. We remove doors and hardware, label everything, and degrease every surface. Then we sand and use a bonding primer so the paint grips old stained or glossy wood.

We use cabinet-grade paint that cures hard and resists chips, grease, and fingerprints. Doors and drawer fronts get painted in a controlled setup for a smooth, even look. Cabinet boxes are painted in place with the kitchen covered and protected.

Oak and cherry cabinets from the 1990s and 2000s are common across the metro. They are usually solid and well built, which makes them great candidates for paint. A new color and updated hardware can make the whole kitchen feel new.

Signs it is time for cabinet painting

• Dated oak, cherry, or orange-toned wood
• Worn finish around handles
• Kitchen feels dark or closed in
• Updating to sell without a full remodel

We are based in Oklahoma City, about 15 miles north of downtown Oklahoma City, so getting to your Edmond project is easy. Learn more about our cabinet painting services or see everything we do in Edmond.