How much does kitchen cabinet painting cost in Toronto?

As a guide, kitchen cabinet painting typically starts at $1,800, though every project is priced individually. We give you a firm written quote — usually within 24 hours — after you send a few photos and details through our online form, so there are no surprises.

How long does kitchen cabinet painting take?

Most kitchen cabinet painting projects take 3–5 days. We give you a realistic timeline with your quote and stick to it, working cleanly and finishing when we said we would.

What paint brands and products do you use?

We work exclusively with premium Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams, and Behr Premium products — never contractor-grade paints that fade or scuff within a year. We match the exact product to the surface and how the space is used.

Do you offer a warranty?

Yes. Our workmanship is backed by a two-year written warranty, on top of the manufacturer warranty on the paint itself. If something isn't right, we come back and make it right.

Do you need to visit before quoting?

For most jobs, no. Submit photos and a few details online and Reza will send an accurate written estimate — no site visit required. We only book an in-person look for unusual or large-scale projects.

Kitchen Cabinet Painting

A high-end cabinet finish at a fraction of the cost of replacement — done right with the right products.

From $1,8003–5 days

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New kitchen cabinets can cost $20,000 to $50,000. Professionally painted cabinets look just as good for a fraction of the price — and the transformation is genuinely dramatic. We're one of the few Toronto painters who takes cabinet work seriously enough to do it properly.

The process is what separates a lasting finish from one that chips in six months. We remove every door and drawer, clean off grease and cooking residue, sand lightly, prime, and apply two finish coats. Doors are painted flat — not hanging — so there are no drips or runs. Hardware comes off and goes back on carefully.

We use Benjamin Moore Advance or Sherwin-Williams Emerald Urethane: alkyd-hybrid paints purpose-built for cabinetry. They dry hard, resist chips, and hold up to daily kitchen use. The result is smooth, factory-like finishes.

What's included

All doors and drawers removed and painted flat for drip-free finish
Thorough degreasing and sanding before prime coat
Two coats of premium cabinet-formula paint
Doors reinstalled carefully — hardware reset
Minimal kitchen downtime: doors back in 48–72 hours
Chip-resistant finish rated for kitchen environments

Our process

1
Protect & prep
We cover floors, furniture, and fixtures with drop cloths and plastic, then tape off trim and edges so nothing but the target surface gets touched.
2
Repair & sand
Holes, cracks, and dents are filled; glossy or rough areas are sanded so the new paint bonds cleanly and lays flat.
3
Prime where needed
Bare, patched, or stained areas are spot-primed — or fully primed on big colour changes — to seal the surface and guarantee even coverage.
4
Two finish coats
We apply two coats of premium Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams, or Behr paint in your chosen finish, cutting in by hand for crisp, straight lines.
5
Clean up & walkthrough
We remove all materials, put the room back together, and walk the finished job with you — fixing anything that isn't right before we leave.