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We paint kitchen cabinets throughout Richmond — Steveston to Brighouse, Hamilton to Seafair — using a professional spray process that delivers a smooth, durable, factory-quality finish. No brush marks. No drips. Just a kitchen that looks new.
Bathroom vanity painting in Richmond uses the same prep-prime-spray process as kitchen cabinets. We use moisture-resistant finishes designed for bathroom environments — especially important in Richmond where humidity levels can be higher than in other parts of the Lower Mainland.
Two-tone cabinetry is popular in Richmond's larger family kitchens — navy or forest green lowers with warm white or cream uppers is the combination we're doing most often right now. We match sample colours to your existing countertops and backsplash before you commit.
For Richmond homes where cabinets have already been painted once — or where years of cooking have left grease and residue that older paint can't hide — we go back to basics. We strip, clean, sand, reprime, and repaint from the ground up.
Choosing a cabinet colour that works with your Richmond home's specific light and layout matters. We bring physical samples to your home and test them in your actual kitchen — next to your countertop, under your lighting — before you make any decisions.
New handles make painted cabinets feel complete. We can replace hardware as part of your project. Matte black, brushed gold, and brushed nickel are the finishes we're installing most in Richmond kitchens this year.
We come to your Richmond home and look at your cabinets in person. We check the material, count every door and drawer, assess the prep work needed, and give you a fixed written quote. You know your number before we touch anything.
Every door and drawer front comes off. We clean all surfaces with a commercial degreaser — Richmond kitchens that see a lot of cooking accumulate grease that needs to be properly removed, not just painted over. Then we sand everything to ensure the primer has something to hold.
A proper bonding primer goes on every surface before any paint. This is what makes the difference between a finish that looks good for 12 months and one that looks good for 10 years. It's not optional and we never skip it to save time.
Cabinet doors are sprayed off-site using professional equipment. Boxes are painted on-site in a sealed, protected work area. The spray process is the only way to achieve a truly smooth, factory-like finish — brushing and rolling leave texture that you can see in the right light.
We reinstall every door and drawer, adjust hinges until everything sits and closes perfectly, do a final walkthrough with you, and clean up completely before we leave. Your Richmond kitchen will be ready to use the next day.
We're not a company that occasionally dips into Richmond for a job and then drives back to another city. We work across the full city regularly — Steveston to Hamilton, Brighouse to Broadmoor. We know Richmond's housing stock and we show up on time.
The difference between a sprayed cabinet and a brushed cabinet is something you can see and feel. We spray every door using professional equipment off-site. The finish is smooth, even, and hard — exactly like a factory finish.
We give you a fixed written quote after seeing your kitchen in person. That's the price. We don't add materials charges, travel fees, or discovery costs at the end. Richmond homeowners tell us this is what makes them refer us to their neighbours.
Most Richmond projects take 2 to 4 days. You're not living out of a microwave for three weeks. We work efficiently, we let coats dry properly, and we get your kitchen back to you.
We carry full liability insurance and are fully licensed to work in Richmond and across BC. This matters when someone is in your home using spray equipment around your countertops and flooring.
Before we start, we mask your countertops, protect your floors, cover your appliances, and seal off the kitchen from the rest of your home. When we leave, the only thing that's changed is your cabinets — everything else is exactly as we found it.
A: Most Richmond homeowners pay between $2,600 and $6,500 for a standard kitchen. Smaller kitchens in townhouses and older homes can come in lower. Larger family kitchens with high door counts in areas like Broadmoor or Steveston may be higher. We provide a fixed written quote after an in-home visit — call 604-783-4003 to book yours. |
A: Yes — the full city. Steveston, Brighouse, Broadmoor, Seafair, Hamilton, West Cambie, Shellmont, Ironwood, Quilchena, Woodwards, McLennan. If you’re in Richmond, we come to you. |
A: Thermofoil and laminate require a different approach than solid wood or MDF — they need a specific bonding primer and proper surface preparation before paint will adhere. We assess cabinet material during the free estimate and tell you honestly whether your cabinets are a good candidate for painting. We will never take on a job where the result won’t hold up. |
A: Most Richmond projects take 2 to 4 days from start to finish. Prep and priming on day one, painting and first coats on day two, final coats and reinstallation on days three or four. We let each coat cure properly — we don’t rush drying to fit a faster schedule. |
A: Richmond sits at or near sea level and humidity can be higher than in parts of Surrey or the Tri-Cities. We take this into account — we use primers and paints that are formulated to handle moisture exposure, and we monitor curing conditions during the project. It’s one of the reasons we don’t recommend DIY cabinet painting in Richmond — getting the products and timing right in a humid climate takes experience. |
