Kitchen Cabinet Painting in London, Ontario
Sprayed cabinet painting for London kitchens: doors prepped, primed and finished in a booth. The home visit and the written quote are free.

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One call to +1 (226) 271-3465 books a free visit to any address in London or the surrounding towns. Afterward, a cabinet painting quote fits count, primer, product, coats and price onto a single written page.
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London Cabinet Painting brings sprayed finishes, refinishing and refacing to kitchen cabinets and vanities in homes throughout London, St. Thomas, Strathroy, Komoka, Ilderton, Dorchester, Thorndale, Lucan, Mount Brydges and Arva. Every job we take on is fully insured. Neither the home visit nor the written quote costs you anything, and that quote sets down the door and drawer tally, the prep steps, the product, the coat count and the price.
Call +1 (226) 271-3465 or send the address and a visit date comes back.
Cabinet Painting Services In London
From oak kitchens to condo galleys and fireplace built-ins, nine services reach every cabinet in a London home.
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Kitchen Cabinet Painting
Kitchen cabinet painting keeps your doors, drawer fronts and boxes, preps each to suit its material, and finishes them with a hard sprayed enamel for far less than replacing.
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Rental Property Cabinet Painting
Rental property cabinet painting gives landlords a durable, wipe-clean sprayed finish between tenants, priced per unit and scheduled around move-out dates.
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Cabinet Spray Painting
Sprayed cabinet painting lays hard enamel onto doors in thin, even passes, leaving a factory-smooth surface with no ridges, stroke marks or drips.
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Oak Cabinet Painting
Oak cabinet painting seals the tannins under a shellac primer, fills the open grain or leaves it on show, and finishes with a hard sprayed enamel.
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Thermofoil, Melamine and Laminate Cabinet Painting
Thermofoil, melamine and laminate cabinet painting starts with an adhesion primer that grips slick surfaces, then a sprayed enamel topcoat built to last.
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Cabinet Refinishing
Refinishing suits wood worth showing. The old finish comes off, a new stain goes on if wanted, and a hard clear coat locks in the grain, with no cabinet painting needed.
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Two-Tone Kitchens and Island Painting
Two-tone cabinet painting pairs a light perimeter with an island in navy, green, charcoal or stained wood, done with the kitchen or as its own small job.
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Bathroom Vanity Painting
Bathroom vanity cabinet painting takes a day or two, with the full kitchen prep and a sprayed enamel that handles steam, at a fraction of a kitchen's price.
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Condo Kitchen Cabinet Painting
Condo kitchen cabinet painting suits galleys of ten to fifteen doors, follows the building's rules, and sends doors to the booth so the suite stays livable.
What Are The Benefits Of Cabinet Painting Over Replacement?
Kitchen cabinet painting costs a fifth to a third of a new kitchen. A sound set of boxes with dated doors becomes a current kitchen for the price of the doors alone on a replacement.
A sprayed 2K polyurethane or waterborne enamel finish is harder than the factory lacquer on most builder cabinets from the 1990s, so a cabinet painting job wears better than the kitchen did when it was new.
The kitchen stays in the house. Cabinet painting takes two to three days on site, while replacement means weeks without a sink and a stove.
Any colour is possible. Charcoal, navy, sage, greige or a warm white gets matched from a paint deck and tested on a sprayed sample door before the cabinet painting starts.
Cabinet painting keeps thousands of pounds of cabinetry out of the landfill, which matters in a city that built most of its kitchens out of solid oak and maple.
The written quote sets the number before the first door comes off. Cabinet painting has no surprise costs waiting behind a wall or under a countertop.

Golden Oak From The 1980s Is London's Most Frequent Cabinet Painting Job
Oak cabinets paint well provided the tannins get blocked and the grain gets filled. The houses of Oakridge, Westmount, Byron, White Oaks and Stoneybrook were fitted with golden oak in the 1970s and 1980s, and most of it is still on the walls, sound but orange. A water-based primer over raw oak lets yellow and pink tannin blotches bleed through the topcoat within weeks, so a shellac primer goes on first.
The open grain is the second decision. After a few passes of grain filler and a sanding, the door reads as smooth painted wood. Left open, the grain shows through as a texture, which some owners prefer and which costs less. Oak cabinet painting covers both routes and what each one adds to a cabinet painting quote.
A Sprayed Finish Is The Reason Cabinet Painting Lasts
Brushed paint on a cabinet door leaves ridges that collect grease and chip along the edge. Sprayed paint goes on in thin, even coats that level out and cure into a single hard film. A door sprayed in a booth in Byron looks the same as a door sprayed in a factory, because it is the same method.
Cabinet spray painting explains how doors travel to the booth and how the boxes get sprayed in the kitchen inside sealed containment while the range hood runs and the floors sit under drop sheets. The kitchen is dusty for a day and clean by the time the doors come back.
Why Choose London Cabinet Painting For The Kitchen?
Prep done in full and written down
Every door and drawer front comes off with a label, gets a solvent wash for cooking film and old wax, and is sanded until dull. Primer follows the material: shellac for oak, adhesion primer for melamine and thermofoil.
Sprayed in thin, even coats
Doors get thin sprayed coats in the booth, with a sanding between each and time to harden before returning. The boxes are sprayed in the kitchen inside sealed plastic. The result looks factory made, not brushed.
An itemized written quote
The quote spells out door and drawer count, materials, primer, topcoat, coat count, days on site and the total. A competing quote can sit beside it for a line-by-line comparison.
Honest advice about the wood
If cherry or walnut deserves refinishing, or a door is too far gone for paint, we say so at the visit. We would rather lose the job than paint a kitchen that does not want it.
What A Cabinet Painting Price In London Depends On
Four things move the price of kitchen cabinet painting: the door and drawer tally, the material, the colour, and the extras. Oak needs grain fill and a shellac primer, thermofoil and melamine need a bonding primer, and a deep navy takes an extra coat.
These are Ontario market ranges, not our price list. An island in a second colour, crown moulding, interiors and hardware drilling are each their own line, and the written quote after the free visit sets the real price.
- Small kitchenFewer doors and a simple colour change From about $1,500
- Condo galley kitchen, 10 to 15 doorsSet by material and colour $1,500 to $2,500
- Typical whole kitchenWhere most Ontario kitchens land in 2026 $2,500 to $5,500
- Large or two-tone kitchenMore doors, or a second colour $6,000 to $9,000 and up
- Second colour on an islandExtra primer tints and masking $800 to $2,000 extra
- Market price per doorA rough guide, not a rate card $130 to $250
Cabinet Painting Is Not The Answer For Every Kitchen
Some kitchens should keep their wood. A cherry kitchen in Masonville or a white oak kitchen in Sunningdale that has gone dull and scratched does not need paint. It needs the old finish sanded or stripped, fresh stain if a new colour is wanted, and a clear coat harder than the one it came with.
Cabinet refinishing is that job. The price sits close to cabinet painting, and for walnut, cherry or white oak in good shape it is the honest recommendation. We say so at the visit rather than sell paint to a kitchen that does not want it.

Thermofoil Doors From The 2000s Peel Near The Stove First
Thermofoil is a thin vinyl skin pressed with heat onto an MDF door, and heat from a range or a dishwasher lifts it at the edges. The builder kitchens of Hyde Park, Summerside and the newer streets of Byron were full of it between 1995 and 2010. Where the skin is still tight, thermofoil accepts cabinet painting readily once an adhesion primer is on. Thermofoil that is already lifting cannot be painted, because paint does not glue vinyl back to a board.
Painting thermofoil, melamine and laminate explains which doors can be primed and sprayed, which need the vinyl stripped to the MDF, and which are cheaper to replace and paint to match.
London Asks For A Navy Island Inside White Perimeter Cabinets More Than Any Other Cabinet Painting Plan
Two-tone kitchens are the standard request now. The perimeter is painted a warm white or greige and the island is sprayed navy, forest green or charcoal, or left as stained wood. The open-plan kitchens of Talbot Village, Kilally and Riverbend were built for it, because the island is the largest piece of furniture in the room.
Island and two-colour work explains how the colours are paired, how an island gets its own cabinet painting while a sound perimeter is left untouched, and what the second colour adds to the quote.
Condo Kitchens In London Are Small, Melamine And Governed By Building Rules
A galley kitchen in a tower on Richmond Street or a townhouse condo off Wonderland Road usually means somewhere between ten and fifteen melamine doors, plus a property manager who sets the hours, the elevator bookings and where the van can park. Condo kitchen cabinet painting is planned around all three. The doors head out for booth spraying so the suite stays livable, the boxes get one day of spraying inside containment, and the elevator is reserved ahead of the first visit.
Bathroom Vanities Take One Day And Pair Well With A Kitchen Job
Nothing we paint is smaller than a bathroom vanity, and none lives in more moisture. Its doors travel to the booth alongside the kitchen doors, its box gets the same hard enamel, and a day or two finishes it. Bathroom vanity painting covers the single vanity on its own and the bundle, where three vanities ride along with a kitchen cabinet painting job for less than three separate visits.
Student Rentals Near Western And Fanshawe Turn Over In May And August
A landlord in Old North, Broughdale or the streets off Oxford Street East needs a kitchen that survives tenants and comes back fast between leases. Cabinet painting in a rental is a durability job, not a colour job. The melamine and oak in those houses take a bonding or shellac primer and a hard 2K topcoat, the hinges and handles are fixed at the same visit, and the unit is priced as a unit. Rental property cabinet painting explains the turnaround schedule and what a per-unit cabinet painting price includes.
What Happens During A Cabinet Painting Job
Visit and written quote
We count doors and drawers, work out what they are made of, look for peeling thermofoil or swollen particleboard, and talk colour and hardware. A day or two later the written cabinet painting quote arrives.
Labels, masking and prep
Day one starts with a label on every door and drawer front, and the doors leave for the booth. Plastic goes up around the kitchen, drop sheets go down, and the boxes are degreased, sanded and primed.
Doors sprayed in the booth
Each door is degreased, sanded, primed to suit its material, grain filled if it is oak, and given two or three fine sprayed coats. A quick scuff sanding separates the coats, and the boxes get the same treatment on site.
Rehung with hardware fitted
After several days of hardening in the booth, the doors come back and go up on the original hinges or new soft-close ones. The hardware goes on, the doors are aligned, and every gap is checked.
Walkthrough and care sheet
The last step is a walkthrough together. You get the care sheet and plain advice on treating the fresh cabinet painting gently for two weeks while the film finishes hardening.
Cabinet Painting Work Around London
Oak, maple, melamine and thermofoil kitchens sprayed in warm whites, greiges, sages and navies.






How Other Cabinet Painting Crews Handle London
Other Crews Serving Nearby Communities
For anyone comparing cabinet painting companies across Ontario, Brampton cabinet painting specialists handles the Brampton area with the same emphasis on durable, sprayed-on finishes that we use for jobs in and around London.
Crews handling cabinet painting in Peterborough, like professional cabinet painters in Peterborough, face the same masking, ventilation and cure-time considerations we do here in London — the fundamentals of a lasting finish don't change much from one city to the next.
Newmarket homeowners researching cabinet refinishing often turn up cabinet painting contractors in Newmarket, and it's worth a look: the same emphasis on a dust-controlled workspace and a factory-style topcoat applies whether the kitchen is in Newmarket or London.
cabinet refinishing services in Richmond Hill is one of the crews we'd point to if you're weighing options in Richmond Hill — the core steps of protecting the space, prepping every door and drawer front, and choosing a finish built for daily use are consistent with how we approach a project here in London.
Kingston homeowners researching cabinet refinishing often turn up cabinet painting in Kingston, and it's worth a look: the same emphasis on a dust-controlled workspace and a factory-style topcoat applies whether the kitchen is in Kingston or London.
Request an Estimate, see our full service list, or read how we coordinate with insulation and other trades on a bigger renovation.
Cabinet Painting Questions
What does kitchen cabinet painting cost in London?
In 2026, most Ontario kitchens are priced from $2,500 to $5,500, a small one from around $1,500, and a large or two-tone one from $6,000 to $9,000 or higher. Oak grain fill, an adhesion primer on thermofoil, a dark colour and an island in a second colour each push the total up. The only figure that applies is the quote written after the free visit.
How long is the kitchen out of use during cabinet painting?
Two to three days on site, and roughly seven days in the middle while the doors sit at the booth. Doorless boxes serve as open shelving in the meantime, and the sink and stove never stop working. Start to finish, a cabinet painting job spans about fourteen days.
Will the paint chip around the handles?
Not if the prep and the product are right. Chipping around handles and on the cutlery drawer traces to grease under the paint, from wall paint used on cabinets, or from a soft finish used hard before it cured. A sprayed 2K polyurethane or waterborne alkyd enamel over the correct primer, treated gently for the first two weeks, holds up at the handles for years.
Can thermofoil or melamine cabinets be painted?
Melamine, and thermofoil whose skin is still tight, paint well once an adhesion primer is down. Where the vinyl has already lifted along an edge, no paint can fix it, since paint does not glue vinyl back onto MDF. Such a door is either stripped down to bare MDF or swapped for a new one and painted alongside the rest.
Does cabinet painting include the insides of the cabinets?
Interiors are quoted separately because they double the surface area. Most kitchens keep the interiors as they are, since the door covers them. The usual exceptions are open shelves, uppers with glass fronts and pantry interiors, and the quote lists them as their own line.
Serving London, St. Thomas, Strathroy And Middlesex County With Cabinet Painting
Our work covers all of London, from Old North, Old South and Old East Village through Oakridge, Westmount, Byron, White Oaks and Pond Mills, out to Masonville, Sunningdale, Hyde Park, Summerside, Talbot Village and Lambeth. Beyond the city, cabinet painting jobs take us to St. Thomas down Highway 4, Strathroy and Mount Brydges to the west, Komoka and Ilderton in Middlesex Centre, Dorchester and Thorndale to the east, and Lucan and Arva to the north. Send the address and a visit date comes back.
- London
- St. Thomas
- Strathroy
- Komoka
- Ilderton
- Dorchester
- Thorndale
- Lucan
- Mount Brydges
- Arva
Talk to us about your cabinets
Call +1 (226) 271-3465 or use the form near the top of this page. The visit and the written quote are free.