About Peterborough Cabinet Painting
A cabinet painting company that puts material, primer, topcoat and coat count in writing before any work starts.
Paint It Rather Than Replace It
A single call to +1 (705) 230-9056 puts a free visit in the calendar anywhere from East City out to Ennismore. Count, material, primer, coats and price all arrive on one written page.
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A Cabinet Painting Company Built Around One Kind Of Work
Peterborough Cabinet Painting exists to do a single thing well: recoating and refinishing whatever cabinetry a house already holds. The work is insured. Kitchens, islands, vanities, pantries, laundries and built-in units all fall inside it, in century houses, subdivisions, apartment units and waterfront properties across the city and the townships beside it.
Cabinet painting sits between decorating and cabinetmaking, and treating it as decorating is where it fails. A front is removable joinery touched several thousand times a year, so it wants thorough degreasing, a primer matched to its material, thin passes from a gun and a genuine cure before anybody leans on it. Every quote is written against that standard.
A Cabinet Painting Quote With No Scope Cannot Be Compared To Anything
One total at the bottom of a page tells an owner nothing about the cabinet painting being bought. Ours sets out how many fronts, how many carcasses, what material turned up on site, which primer, which family of topcoat, what sheen, how many passes and what has been excluded.
Interiors, crown moulding, glazed fronts, supplied handles, plugged holes and fresh boring are each given a separate line, so any one of them can go when a budget is tight. A change midway through earns a fresh written line before the work, never afterward. The complete set of services has a page for each, so nothing in a quote arrives unannounced.
Half Of Every Cabinet Painting Job Happens Away From The House
Cabinet painting divides because the two halves need different air. Fronts are numbered, their hinges bagged, and away they go to a filtered booth holding dust and temperature steady, which is the source of a level film.
Carcasses and face frames have nowhere to travel, so they take their coats indoors behind sealed plastic, extraction on, adjoining rooms masked. Splitting the job that way keeps a kitchen usable while it runs, which counts most in a downtown galley or a shut-up cottage with no power at the panel. More on it sits under cabinet spray painting.
How We Work
One trade only
Cabinet painting is the only work we do: recoating and refinishing the cabinetry a house already holds. That focus is why the quote can name the primer, the enamel and the coat count for your kitchen.
Scope written down
Every quote sets out how many fronts and carcasses, the material found on site, the primer, the topcoat and what is and is not included. A single total at the bottom of a page tells an owner nothing.
Honest about what will not work
Curling vinyl, swollen particleboard and failed joints are beyond a coating, and we say so at the visit. Anything coated before 1980 is tested for lead before any sanding starts.
Two halves, two kinds of air
Doors travel to a filtered booth where dust and temperature stay steady. Boxes are coated in place behind sealed plastic with the extraction running. Each half gets the conditions it needs.
What We Paint
Each service has its own page with the prep, the coatings and a price range. See all services.
Talk to us about your cabinets
Call +1 (705) 230-9056 or use the form near the top of this page. The visit and the written quote are free.