Kitchen cabinet painting in Bury St Edmunds

A new look for the kitchen you already have

Kitchen cabinet painting in Bury St Edmunds homes is one of the most worthwhile jobs we do. If the units are solid and the layout works, repainting them changes the whole room for much less than a new kitchen, and with far less disruption.

Kitchens are hard on paint. There is grease, steam and constant handling. So the process is strict: doors and drawer fronts are removed and numbered, everything is degreased thoroughly, sanded to give a key, and primed with an adhesion primer suited to the surface. Then come the finish coats, in a hard-wearing paint made for cabinets.

Hand-painted or sprayed

Both give a good result. Hand-painting suits traditional timber and shaker-style kitchens and leaves a finish that is easy to touch up. Spraying gives a very smooth, even finish on flat or modern doors. We will look at your kitchen and recommend the approach that suits it.

Units that can be painted include solid timber, veneered and many laminate or foil-wrapped doors, as long as the surface is sound. If a foil wrap is peeling, we will tell you before any work starts.

While we are there

It often makes sense to paint the kitchen walls, ceiling and woodwork at the same time, and to change the handles. See interior painting for the rest of the room.

What kitchen cabinet painting costs

As an indicative guide, a typical kitchen is usually £900–£2,200 hand-painted or sprayed. The number of doors and drawers, their condition and the finish chosen all affect the price, so the final figure always follows a free visit. More on the pricing page.