Kitchen Made New
★★★★★ 4.9 Google
CABINET REFACING - GTA
Your Kitchen, Transformed — Not Replaced
Same Cabinets
Brand New Color
Stop looking at cabinets you hate. A professional spray finish transforms your kitchen in 4–5 days — without tearing anything out.
★ Save 60–70%
★ 3-5 Day Installation
★ 5-Year Warranty
SERVICE AREAS
Serving the Greater Toronto Area
Toronto
Oakville
Mississauga
Etobicoke
North York
Brampton
Vaughan
Richmond Hill
Markham
Aurora
Scarborough
Hamilton
Stoney Creek
King City
Toronto
Oakville
Richmond Hill
Etobicoke
North York
Brampton
Stoney Creek
Toronto
Oakville
Mississauga
Etobicoke
North York
Brampton
Vaughan
Richmond Hill
Markham
Aurora
Scarborough
Hamilton
Stoney Creek
King City
Mississauga
Vaughan
Markham
Aurora
Scarborough
King City
Hamilton
Toronto
Oakville
Mississauga
Etobicoke
North York
Brampton
Vaughan
Richmond Hill
Markham
Aurora
Scarborough
Hamilton
Stoney Creek
King City
Vaughan
Richmond Hill
Markham
Aurora
Scarborough
Hamilton
Stoney Creek
King City
Free Estimate
Book your free estimate
Takes 60 seconds. We'll call you within one business day to discuss.
GOOGLE REVIEWS
What GTA homeowners say
Real customers across Toronto, Oakville & the GTA.
Client Projects
Before and After Photos
Look at what we can do
Client Projects
Before and After Photos
Look at what we can do
FAQ
Common questions
Everything you need to know before booking.
How long does cabinet painting take?
Most kitchen cabinet painting projects are completed in 4 to 5 business days. Larger kitchens with 40+ doors may take a day or two more. You'll receive a firm timeline in your written quote.
Will the paint chip or peel?
Not with our process. We use commercial-grade 2K polyurethane coatings — the same material used on factory-finished cabinetry. Combined with proper surface preparation using our proprietary degreaser, the finish bonds correctly and is backed by a 5-year warranty.
Can I use my kitchen during the project?
The cabinet boxes remain in place throughout, so you'll have limited kitchen access. Doors and drawers are off-site at our spray booth during the process. We recommend planning for limited cooking during those 4–5 days.
What colours can you paint my cabinets?
Virtually any colour. We colour-match to Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams, Farrow & Ball, and most major paint brands. We also offer two-tone combinations — a different colour on uppers vs. lowers — which is one of the most popular choices right now.
How much cabinet painting cost?
Most GTA kitchen cabinet painting projects fall between $3,000–$8,000 depending on door count, cabinet condition, and finish selected. This is typically 60–70% less than the cost of replacing your cabinets. You'll receive a detailed written quote after your free estimate.
Do you paint just the cabinets or boxes too?
Both. Doors and drawer fronts are removed and painted in our professional spray booth. Cabinet boxes — the parts that stay mounted on your wall — are painted on-site with the same process and product. We do not paint the cabinet interior, only the edges and exposed panels.
WHY IT MATTERS
Spray finish vs. brush & roller
Most painters use a brush or roller. We use professional spray equipment. The difference is visible from across the room.
Brush & Roller (typical painter)
Brush marks, roller texture, visible lap lines. Uneven coverage on edges and recesses. Looks painted — not factory-finished.
Professional Spray System (us)
Flawless, glass-smooth finish with zero brush marks. Same result as factory-finished cabinetry — backed by a 5-year warranty.
Commercial-Grade Coating
We use 2K solvent-based polyurethane — the same coating used on high-end kitchen manufacturers' doors. Resists chips, moisture, and daily wear.
Pick your perfect shade
We colour-match to any shade. Here are the most popular choices across GTA kitchens right now — tap to explore.
Chantilly Lace
White Dove
Linen White
Revere Pewter
Saybrook Sage
Sage Wisdom
Hale Navy
Slate Blue
Charcoal Slate
Graphite
Smoke Taupe
Clay Biege
Not seeing your colour? We colour-match to Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams, Farrow & Ball, and more. Bring us a chip and we'll match it exactly.
Pick your perfect shade
We colour-match to any shade. Here are the most popular choices across GTA kitchens right now — tap to explore.
Chantilly Lace
White Dove
Linen White
Revere Pewter
Saybrook Sage
Sage Wisdom
Hale Navy
Slate Blue
Charcoal Slate
Graphite
Smoke Taupe
Clay Biege
Not seeing your colour? We colour-match to Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams, Farrow & Ball, and more. Bring us a chip and we'll match it exactly.
PAINT TECHNOLOGY
Not all cabinet paint is equal
Most painters use whatever is cheap and easy. We chose our coating system based on one question: what lasts longest on kitchen cabinets? Here's what the differences actually mean.
We use a 2-component solvent-based polyurethane — the same coating system used by professional kitchen cabinet manufacturers. Each of the three choices below explains why that matters for your kitchen specifically.
1-Component vs 2-Component
❌ Most painters
1K Single-Component
Ready to use, no mixing
Cures by solvent evaporation only
Softer final film
Can re-dissolve with cleaners
More prone to chipping over time
✓ We use this
2K Two-Component
Base + hardener mixed on-site
Cures by chemical cross-linking
Dramatically harder film
Cannot be re-dissolved once cured
Industry standard for cabinetry
💡 The chemical reaction in a 2K product creates a cross-linked polymer network — essentially a hard plastic shell over your cabinets. A 1K product simply dries; a 2K product chemically transforms into something far harder and more durable. For kitchen cabinets that get touched, cleaned, and exposed to steam every day, this difference is significant.
Lacquer vs Polyurethane
❌ Common choice
Lacquer
Fast drying, easy to apply
Decent for low-traffic furniture
Softer, more brittle film
Can be dissolved by household solvents
Less resistant to kitchen grease & steam
✓ We use this
Polyurethane
Extremely hard, tough film
Purpose-built for high-wear surfaces
Excellent abrasion resistance
Resists kitchen grease, steam & cleaners
Standard on factory-finished cabinets
💡 Lacquer is widely used in decorative furniture painting because it's cheap and fast. But kitchen cabinets are not furniture — they face grease, steam, cleaning products, and constant physical contact. Polyurethane was specifically formulated for high-wear surfaces and is what every reputable cabinet manufacturer coats their doors with from the factory.
Water-Based vs Solvent-Based
❌ Common choice
Water-Based
Lower odour during application
Faster dry time between coats
Generally softer end result
Can raise wood grain
Less moisture resistance
✓ We use this
Solvent-Based
Superior flow & levelling
Harder, denser final film
Better moisture resistance
Doesn't raise wood grain
Longer open time = smoother finish
💡 Water-based paints are popular because they're low-odour and easy to work with. But solvent-based formulas flow and level better — meaning fewer imperfections in the cured finish — and produce a harder, denser film that better resists the moisture a kitchen generates daily. We also use a proprietary solvent-based degreaser during prep that removes waxes and silicones from cabinet surfaces without swelling the wood, ensuring the coating bonds correctly from day one.
Our Coating System- 2K Solvent-Based Polyurethane
Every one of those three choices points to the same coating: 2-component, solvent-based polyurethane. It's harder, more durable, and more resistant to everything a kitchen can throw at it than any alternative. It's also why we can offer a 5-year warranty when most painters offer none — because we know how the product performs over time.
PAINT TECHNOLOGY
Not all cabinet paint is equal
Most painters use whatever is cheap and easy. We chose our coating system based on one question: what lasts longest on kitchen cabinets? Here's what the differences actually mean.
We use a 2-component solvent-based polyurethane — the same coating system used by professional kitchen cabinet manufacturers. Each of the three choices below explains why that matters for your kitchen specifically.
1-Component vs 2-Component
❌ Most painters
1K Single-Component
Ready to use, no mixing
Cures by solvent evaporation only
Softer final film
Can re-dissolve with cleaners
More prone to chipping over time
✓ We use this
2K Two-Component
Base + hardener mixed on-site
Cures by chemical cross-linking
Dramatically harder film
Cannot be re-dissolved once cured
Industry standard for cabinetry
💡 The chemical reaction in a 2K product creates a cross-linked polymer network — essentially a hard plastic shell over your cabinets. A 1K product simply dries; a 2K product chemically transforms into something far harder and more durable. For kitchen cabinets that get touched, cleaned, and exposed to steam every day, this difference is significant.
Lacquer vs Polyurethane
❌ Common choice
Lacquer
Fast drying, easy to apply
Decent for low-traffic furniture
Softer, more brittle film
Can be dissolved by household solvents
Less resistant to kitchen grease & steam
✓ We use this
Polyurethane
Extremely hard, tough film
Purpose-built for high-wear surfaces
Excellent abrasion resistance
Resists kitchen grease, steam & cleaners
Standard on factory-finished cabinets
💡 Lacquer is widely used in decorative furniture painting because it's cheap and fast. But kitchen cabinets are not furniture — they face grease, steam, cleaning products, and constant physical contact. Polyurethane was specifically formulated for high-wear surfaces and is what every reputable cabinet manufacturer coats their doors with from the factory.
Water-Based vs Solvent-Based
❌ Common choice
Water-Based
Lower odour during application
Faster dry time between coats
Generally softer end result
Can raise wood grain
Less moisture resistance
✓ We use this
Solvent-Based
Superior flow & levelling
Harder, denser final film
Better moisture resistance
Doesn't raise wood grain
Longer open time = smoother finish
💡 Water-based paints are popular because they're low-odour and easy to work with. But solvent-based formulas flow and level better — meaning fewer imperfections in the cured finish — and produce a harder, denser film that better resists the moisture a kitchen generates daily. We also use a proprietary solvent-based degreaser during prep that removes waxes and silicones from cabinet surfaces without swelling the wood, ensuring the coating bonds correctly from day one.
Our Coating System- 2K Solvent-Based Polyurethane
Every one of those three choices points to the same coating: 2-component, solvent-based polyurethane. It's harder, more durable, and more resistant to everything a kitchen can throw at it than any alternative. It's also why we can offer a 5-year warranty when most painters offer none — because we know how the product performs over time.
Transform Your Kitchen Now
Simple as 1, 2, 3, 4
Here's exactly what happens from the moment you book to the moment you see your new kitchen.
Free Estimate
Send us photos or book an visit to your home, and we will assess your cabinets, and provide a detailed written quote — zero pressure, completely free.
Prep & Disassembly
All doors and drawers are carefully removed and taken to our spray booth. Cabinet boxes are masked, cleaned with our proprietary degreaser, and fully prepared on-site.
Professional Spray Application
Doors are spray-painted in our controlled booth environment for a flawless, dust-free finish. Cabinet boxes receive their coats on-site. Multiple coats applied with proper cure time between each.
Reinstall & Reveal
Fully cured doors and drawers are reinstalled with precision. Hardware is fitted, everything is adjusted, and we do a full quality walkthrough with you before we leave.