Paint Kitchen Cabinets Toronto
Creation Builders offers the best and top notch Kitchen and Cabinet spray painting services in Toronto and GTA area. We have been in business for the last 8 years and have finished painting over 200 kitchens for our valued customers.
No matter how big or small your kitchen is, we finish it for you as soon as possible.
Kitchen Cabinets Paint and Spray Toronto
Transforming your kitchen doesn’t have to break the bank! If you’re longing for a fresh look without the hefty price tag of a full remodel, consider our cabinet painting service. For a fraction of the cost, we can give your kitchen a complete makeover, breathing new life into your space. With our approach, you won’t face the hassle of a time-consuming and expensive renovation. There’s no mess, and, crucially, you won’t lose access to your kitchen for an extended period—just a few days of downtime at most!
Why Choose us?
At Creation Builders, we’ve perfected the art of cabinet painting, and we do it without the need for unpleasant, potentially harmful solvent-based finish products. Our team exclusively employs environmentally friendly, high-quality water-based lacquers that pose no harm to you, your family, or your pets.
Rather than taking on a cabinet refinishing project on your own, entrust it to our expert team with years of experience. Serving clients in Toronto, Markham, Richmond Hill, Newmarket, East Gwillimbury, Aurora, Oshawa, Ajax, King City, Niagara Falls, St. Catharines, and beyond. we are dedicated to transform your kitchen cabinets with a commitment to your well-being and the environmentally friendliness.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cabinet Painting
Welcome to our Cabinet Painting FAQ! Below, you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions we receive regarding cabinet painting. If you have additional questions, feel free to contact us—we’re here to help!
1. Do I need to empty my cabinets before painting?
To ensure an accurate time estimate for masking cabinets and prevent any accidents, we strongly recommend emptying and cleaning your cabinet boxes before our team begins your project. This also helps us maintain the safety of your glassware and cookware.
2. Will the paint in my cabinets chip?
While paint chipping is possible, it’s rare. Out of the numerous kitchens we’ve repainted, only one client have reported chipping in cabinet. Proper cabinet maintenance and avoiding aggressive use in the kitchen are key. Our paints contain hardeners for added durability, with the most vulnerable areas being the sharp corners of gables.
3. Are the cabinet boxes hand-painted or sprayed?
For a uniform and factory-sprayed finish that matches the doors, we spray all cabinet boxes. The difference between a hand finish and a sprayed finish is significant and ensures a consistent appearance.
4. Are there any aftercare instructions?
As a gesture of appreciation, we provide every cabinet repaint client with a care package containing a bucket, soap, soft cloths, and a tri-fold brochure with instructions, do’s, and don’ts to assist you in maintaining your cabinets.
5. How long does the painting job take?
Typically, your kitchen will be back in order within 10-12 business days. The timeline depends on factors such as kitchen size, on-site job complexity, and the initial condition of your cabinets.
6. Can I use my kitchen during the process?
During the 2 – 3 days of painting the outsides of the boxes, your kitchen will be masked off and unavailable for use. After completing the boxes, you can use the kitchen that night, but be cautious as the paint is dry to the touch, not fully cured. We strongly suggest to use the kitchen after 2-3 days of painting work finished.
7. How long does the paint take to cure?
Allow 7-10 days post-cabinet painting for the paint to fully cure before engaging in any wiping or forceful cleaning.
8. Do you provide a warranty?
Absolutely! We stand by our work and offer a comprehensive 10-year labor and material warranty on all cabinet painting projects. Your satisfaction and the longevity of our work are our top priorities.
