Pantry walls, laundry cupboards, mudroom lockers, bookcases and family room units go through the kitchen's full clean, prime and spray routine. Since most are anchored to walls, built-in cabinet work happens right where they stand.
Once the kitchen is a new colour, the old finish on these other cabinets stands out. Painting them at the same time gives the whole house a finished look and lowers the price per piece. Built-in cabinet painting uses the same colour and sheen as the kitchen unless you want a change.
Built-ins and bookcases cannot go to the booth, so we bring the booth to them. We seal off the room with plastic, cover the floor and nearby furniture, and run fans to pull the spray outside. Shelves and doors that do come off are sprayed in our booth with the kitchen doors.
Laundry cabinets deal with spilled soap, warm moist air and heavy jugs being dragged around. Mudroom lockers get wet boots, hockey bags and backpacks. Both need a hard, washable enamel and a primer suited to the material. Many are melamine, which needs a bonding primer first.
Erindale backsplits and side-splits often have cabinets on three or four levels: the kitchen, a family room bar, a laundry area and a basement kitchen or workroom. Basement kitchens are common in larger homes and in houses with a second suite. Every area gets a line of its own, making it simple to add or remove rooms. Basement cabinet painting often needs a harder topcoat, because those kitchens and bars see heavy use.
A pantry holds oil bottles, spices and flour, and the shelves collect a sticky film. We clean every shelf and door edge with degreaser before sanding. Shelves with heavy wear or old contact paper need extra prep, which is noted on the quote.
Family room built-ins are seen more than touched, so a lower sheen often looks better on them than on kitchen cabinets. We can match the kitchen colour and use a softer sheen on bookcases and fireplace units. Cabinet painting on shelves also needs extra dry time before books go back, which we plan into the schedule.
Many 1970s Erindale homes have stained wood built-ins beside the fireplace in the family room. Those units take the same shellac primer as oak kitchens before cabinet painting. See oak cabinet painting.
Bundling the pantry, laundry and built-ins with the kitchen avoids setting up twice. Call +1 (289) 207-0026, list the rooms you want included, or browse our full range of Erindale cabinet painting services. For the main room, read kitchen cabinet painting.
Vanities, pantries, laundry rooms and basement built-ins in Erindale split-levels are primed and sprayed like the kitchen.
Each front comes off, gets scrubbed, sanded and primed to suit what it is made of, then receives a tough sprayed enamel and goes back on. Kitchen cabinet painting gives the room a fresh colour, and your counters, sink and flooring are never disturbed.
See Kitchen Cabinets
Houses that back onto the Credit River valley tend to have big windows, shifting light and larger kitchens with more doors than a standard subdivision home. Ravine home cabinet painting plans the colour, the coating and the schedule around those three things.
See Ravine Homes
Tannin in oak seeps through ordinary primer, which is why oak cabinet painting always begins under a shellac stain blocker. From there, the grain can be filled for a flat look or kept open for visible texture.
See Oak Cabinets
Cabinet refinishing leaves the wood on show: the worn clear coat comes off, stain shifts the tone, and a new sprayed topcoat protects it. Pick it over paint when the timber deserves to be seen.
See Refinishing
Sprayed cabinet painting puts primer and enamel down in fine, uniform layers that cure smooth, free of brush lines or roller stipple. That is how a repainted kitchen gets a finish that looks factory-made.
See Spray Painting
Slick factory doors need a bonding primer before paint will stick, and thermofoil has to be tight to the board before it can be painted at all. Thermofoil, melamine and laminate cabinet painting starts by checking every door for lifting or swelling.
See Thermofoil and Melamine
Hanging fresh fronts on the boxes already in place sits between cabinet painting and a full new kitchen. Single ruined doors can be swapped too, then sprayed so they blend with their neighbours.
See Refacing and New Doors
Pale outer cabinets around a deep-toned island, or rich lowers beneath soft uppers, add depth to a kitchen without any renovation. Two-tone cabinet painting and island-only jobs are among the most requested work we do.
See Two-Tone and Islands
Vanities go through the full clean, prime and spray routine a kitchen gets, using products picked to cope with steam and splashes. Vanity cabinet painting is usually done in a day or two and costs far less than a new vanity.
See Bathroom Vanities
Every door and drawer front leaves the unit to be sprayed in our booth, so the condo stays livable and the building's air stays clean. Condo kitchen cabinet work is planned around elevator bookings and building rules as much as around the kitchen.
See Condo Kitchens
Fitting fresh pulls and quiet-closing hinges is simplest when the doors are down for painting anyway. Cabinet hardware changes finish a cabinet painting job and fix doors that sag, rub or slam.
See Hardware and Hinges
One door from your kitchen is sprayed in your chosen shade and stays on site for a few days of viewing. Cabinet colour consultation settles the choice in your real light before any cabinet painting begins.
See Colour ConsultationWe walk through the house, count each piece, note the wood or board and itemize the job. The visit and the quote are both free.
Give us a few lines on the kitchen and the house, then watch for our call to set a time. A name and number are enough. Prefer the phone? Call +1 (289) 207-0026.
