Kitchen cabinet painting cost in Toronto depends on the number of doors, drawer fronts, the cabinet material, and the scope of prep work required. Most GTA homeowners pay between $4,000 and $9,000 for a full kitchen cabinet painting project. Larger kitchens with islands, pantries, or 40+ doors may run $9,000 to $14,000+. We provide detailed written estimates at no charge — usually within 24 hours of our in-home visit. Read our full kitchen cabinet painting cost guide for a detailed breakdown.

Yes — kitchen cabinet painting is one of the best-value home improvements you can make. A full cabinet replacement in Toronto costs $25,000 to $60,000+. Professional kitchen cabinet painting delivers a similar visual result for roughly 70–80% less. If your cabinet boxes are structurally sound and you like your current layout, painting is the smart choice. You get a brand-new look without the weeks of demolition, dust, and disruption.

We use Renner or Benjamin Moore — both are waterborne alkyds that dry to a hard, factory-smooth finish. It resists chipping, yellowing, and daily kitchen wear better than standard latex paint. On certain projects, we also use Sherwin-Williams Emerald Urethane. All are low-VOC, safe for your family, and built to withstand the heat, moisture, and grease that kitchens produce every day. Read our guide on the best paint for kitchen cabinets.

Most kitchen cabinet painting projects take 4–7 days depending on the size of your kitchen and the number of doors. Doors are removed on Day 1 and taken off-site for spraying. While they cure, we prep and paint the face frames and cabinet boxes on-site. Doors are reinstalled once fully cured. You will have partial use of your kitchen throughout most of the process — we keep disruption to a minimum.

Yes. Oak cabinets have a heavy grain pattern that shows through paint unless it is properly filled. We apply a professional-grade grain filler, sand smooth, prime with a bonding primer, and spray two topcoats. The result is a flat, modern-looking finish that completely hides the grain. Painting oak cabinets is one of our most-requested services in the GTA.

Yes. Every kitchen cabinet painting project comes with our 5-year written workmanship warranty. If the finish chips, peels, or shows defects within 5 years, we come back and fix it at no charge. No questions. No runaround. We also carry $5 million in general liability insurance and full WSIB coverage for every crew member.

Kitchen cabinet painting is a colour change on your existing doors and frames. Kitchen cabinet refinishing goes further — it includes surface repair, grain filling, chip and edge repair, and sometimes staining instead of painting. Refinishing is ideal when your cabinets need more than just a fresh coat. Both services produce beautiful results. We will recommend the right approach during your free estimate.

Yes. Most painters avoid melamine and thermofoil because regular paint will not stick. We use a specialty bonding primer designed for non-porous surfaces — it creates a strong mechanical bond that holds the topcoat in place. For thermofoil cabinets with peeling edges, we remove the loose material and smooth the surface before priming. Read our full guide on painting melamine cabinets.

In 2026, the most popular kitchen cabinet painting colours in Toronto are soft whites like Benjamin Moore Decorators White (CC-20) and White Dove (OC-17), warm off-whites like Swiss Coffee, and two-tone combinations — white uppers with navy, sage green, or charcoal lowers. Greige tones like Revere Pewter remain popular for a warmer modern feel. We help you choose the perfect shade during your free colour consultation. Browse our full list of kitchen cabinet painting colour trends.

Yes. We provide kitchen cabinet painting across the entire Greater Toronto Area and York Region, including Vaughan, King City, Thornhill, Markham, Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, Mississauga, and Oakville. Call or text us at (647) 492-3993 to confirm service in your area.