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- Vancouver, BC
Transform your kitchen in 2–4 days — no demolition, no mess, no $30,000 renovation bill.
We spray kitchen cabinets throughout Vancouver — from Marpole to Mount Pleasant — using two coats of cabinet-specific paint over a bonding primer. The result is a finish your fingers will tell is different the moment you touch it.
Bathroom vanities across Vancouver get the same treatment as kitchen cabinets — full prep, bonding primer, two spray coats, and hardware reinstalled. Moisture-resistant finishes are standard on every bathroom job.
Two-tone cabinetry is the dominant kitchen trend in Vancouver right now — dark lowers, light uppers. We've done navy and white, forest green and cream, and walnut-tone and off-white combinations that look like they came out of a magazine.
If your cabinets have already been painted before and the finish is peeling or chipping, we strip it back, sand properly, re-prime, and repaint from scratch. Older Vancouver homes with multiple layers of paint are something we handle regularly.
Choosing a cabinet colour in Vancouver's varied light — from dark East Van Craftsman kitchens to bright West Side open-plan homes — matters more than most people expect. We bring samples to your home and hold them against your actual countertops and lighting before you commit.
New handles and pulls make a fresh paint job feel complete. Brushed gold, matte black, and brushed nickel are all trending in Vancouver kitchens this year. We can handle hardware replacement as part of your cabinet painting project.
We come to your Vancouver home, look at your cabinets, check the material and condition, and give you a fixed written quote. No guessing, no 'it depends' answers. You know the number before we start.
We remove every cabinet door, drawer front, and piece of hardware. We clean all surfaces with a degreaser to remove cooking residue — something Vancouver kitchens accumulate fast. Then we sand to create the adhesion the paint needs.
We apply a bonding primer designed specifically for cabinetry. This is the step that separates a paint job that lasts 8 to 10 years from one that starts chipping in 18 months. We never skip it.
Cabinet doors are sprayed off-site or in a controlled area using professional spray equipment — not a brush or roller. The result is a smooth, factory-like finish with no brush marks. Boxes are painted on-site.
We reinstall every door and drawer, adjust hinges so everything lines up, and do a final quality check with you before we pack up and leave your Vancouver kitchen cleaner than we found it.
Vancouver's housing stock is unlike anywhere else in BC — pre-war Craftsman bungalows in East Van, concrete high-rises in Downtown, 1960s ranchers in South Van, custom West Side character homes. We've worked in all of them and we know what prep approach each type of cabinet needs.
We don't brush or roll cabinet doors. We spray them using professional equipment in a controlled setting. That's the only way to get a smooth, hard, factory-quality finish — the kind you feel when you run your hand across the door.
When we give you a number, that's the number. We don't add charges on the last day. Vancouver homeowners tell us this is the thing they appreciate most — knowing what they're paying before we start.
You don't lose your kitchen for weeks. Most Vancouver cabinet painting projects are complete in 2 to 4 days, including drying time between coats. You can be cooking in your newly painted kitchen by the end of the week.
We carry full liability insurance and are licensed to work in Vancouver and all surrounding municipalities. If anything goes wrong — it doesn't, but if it did — you're covered.
We protect your floors, countertops, and appliances before we start and we leave everything clean when we're done. No paint dust on your counters, no drips on your hardwood. This is your home and we treat it that way.
A: Most Vancouver homeowners pay between $2,600 and $6,500 for a standard kitchen in 2026. Condo galleys can be as low as $1,500. Larger character home kitchens with high door counts can reach $7,500 or more. We offer free in-home estimates so you get an exact number for your specific kitchen — not a range based on someone else’s. |
A: Most cabinet painting projects in Vancouver take 2 to 4 days from start to finish, including drying time between coats. We work efficiently and we don’t rush the drying — cut corners on cure time and the finish won’t hold up. You’ll have your kitchen back by the end of the week in most cases. |
A: Yes. Cabinet painting does not require a City of Vancouver building permit and most strata corporations allow it without formal approval — though notification is sometimes required. We’ve worked in buildings across Downtown, Yaletown, Fairview, and the West End. We’re familiar with elevator booking and working within strata noise hours. |
A: Yes, and we do it a lot across Vancouver. Oak grain needs to be filled before painting or it shows through the finish. We use a grain filler as part of our prep process specifically for this. The result is a smooth, flat finish that looks nothing like painted oak — it looks like new cabinets. This is one of the most dramatic transformations we do. |
A: The most popular choices we’re seeing right now are warm whites and off-whites (Benjamin Moore White Dove is a perennial favourite), two-tone combinations with forest green or navy lowers and cream uppers, and warm greige tones that work well with the quartz countertops most Vancouver kitchens have. We bring samples to your home so you can see them in your actual light before committing. |
