Kitchen Cabinet Painting · Cape Cod, MA
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Cape Cod kitchens take a beating. Salt air, high humidity rolling in off the harbor, and years of cooking grease combine to leave cabinet doors looking dull, sticky, or chipped even when the boxes underneath are perfectly solid. Cabinet painting is the fastest way to give a kitchen a clean, updated look without the disruption and expense of a full replacement. Whether you are in Falmouth, Sandwich, Chatham, or any other town on the Cape, the goal is a finish that looks factory-fresh and holds up to daily use.
The difference between a cabinet paint job that lasts five years and one that chips by the first winter is preparation. We remove every door and drawer front, degrease the surfaces thoroughly, sand or degloss as needed, and apply a primer matched to the substrate before a single drop of finish coat goes on. The doors are painted off the cabinet in a controlled setting, not brushed on in place, so the result is an even, smooth surface free of drips and brush marks. When everything goes back on, we realign every hinge and reinstall all hardware so the kitchen works exactly as it should.
How it works
You get a clear price and timeline before any commitment.
Doors and drawer fronts come off, countertops and appliances are covered, and every surface gets cleaned and sanded so the new finish has a solid base to bond to.
An adhesion primer goes on first, then two finish coats are applied off-site for a smooth, even result. Cabinet frames are coated in place with the same level of care.
Doors are rehung, hardware is reinstalled, and every hinge is adjusted. We do a final walkthrough with you before we pack up so you can confirm everything looks and functions right.
We are based in Falmouth and work in every Cape Cod town, plus Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and Rhode Island.
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