Kitchen Cupboard Painters

Kitchen Cupboard Painters · Painting experience since 1979

Professional kitchen cupboard painting, without replacing your kitchen

Keep a sound kitchen and the layout that already works. David carefully prepares and hand-finishes the cupboard doors, drawer fronts and fixed sections in a completely new colour.

Since 1979 Painting and decorating experience
Around 90% Of the work completed away from your home
5–8 coats Durable water-based finishing system
10–15 days Typical project timescale

A genuine transformation

The same kitchen, professionally repainted

Repainting keeps the cupboards and layout you already own while changing the character of the whole room.

Before Oak kitchen cupboards before professional repainting
The original oak kitchen before David began the repainting work.
After The same kitchen after the cupboards were hand-finished in a colour matched to Farrow and Ball Parma Grey
The same cupboards after professional hand-finishing in a colour matched to Farrow & Ball Parma Grey.

Every kitchen is assessed individually. The existing construction, finish and condition determine whether repainting is suitable and what preparation is needed.

Why repaint a sound kitchen?

A major visual change with far less upheaval

If the kitchen is well made and the layout suits your home, professional repainting can be a practical alternative to removing and replacing it.

Keep what already works

Retain sound cupboard doors, drawer fronts, cabinets, worktops and the existing layout rather than starting again.

Less work inside your home

Around 90% of the preparation and finishing is completed in the workshop, reducing the amount of work carried out in your kitchen.

A careful hand-finished system

Small rollers and brushes are used to build a substantial finish over several carefully applied coats rather than using a thin spray-painting method.

How the service works

A specialist process planned around your kitchen

The construction, existing coating and condition are checked first. Preparation is then adapted to the surface, including abrasion or sanding where it is actually needed.

Stage 1

Assessment and quotation

David inspects the doors, drawer fronts, fixed sections and existing finish before confirming suitability and providing a written quotation.

Stage 2

Careful removal

David removes the cupboard doors and drawer fronts himself and transports them to the workshop. You do not need to remove or deliver them.

Stage 3

Workshop and on-site finishing

The removable parts are prepared and hand-finished in the workshop. Fixed frames, end panels and plinths are prepared and painted at the property.

Stage 4

Refitting and final checks

Once the finish is ready, David returns the doors and drawer fronts, refits them carefully and checks the completed kitchen.

Kitchens that may be suitable

Many existing cupboard types can be repainted

Material matters, but condition matters just as much. David assesses every kitchen rather than assuming that all doors made from one material will perform in the same way.

Moisture-swollen boards, loose joints, peeling surfaces or substantial damage may need repairing first and can sometimes make replacement the more sensible choice.
  • Solid timber kitchens including pine, ash, maple and other stable timber doors.
  • Sound MDF including many manufactured and factory-painted kitchen doors and panels.
  • Suitable plywood including sound handmade or bespoke cupboard doors.
  • Previously painted and factory-finished units where the existing surface remains stable and suitable for preparation.
  • Some vinyl or plastic-wrapped MDF doors where the failing covering can be removed and the MDF beneath remains sound enough to repaint.

Colours and finishes

Choose a colour that belongs in your home

Colours can be mixed to work with references from Farrow & Ball, Little Greene and Dulux, as well as RAL colours. The finish is available in matt, satin or eggshell.

Kitchen Cupboard Painters uses a specially mixed, durable water-based paint system, with selected water-based additives used where appropriate to support adhesion and application.

A colour reference identifies the chosen shade; it does not necessarily mean that the named colour manufacturer's own paint is used.

Deep greens Muted blues Warm neutrals Character colours

Areas covered

Local kitchen cupboard painting across a growing service area

Based in North Yorkshire, serving York, Malton, Pickering and selected locations across Yorkshire, the North East, the Midlands and Cheshire. The areas page links to detailed local service information.

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Plan your project

View the kitchen cupboard painting price guide

Project cost depends on the kitchen's size, construction, condition, location and the preparation required. Use the price guide to understand the typical range before making an enquiry.

View the price guide

Common questions

Before you enquire

Can my existing kitchen cupboards be repainted?

Many sound timber, MDF, plywood, previously painted and suitable factory-finished cupboards can be repainted. David checks the construction, surface and stability before confirming whether the kitchen is suitable.

Are the cupboards spray painted?

No. David hand-finishes the cupboards using small rollers and brushes as part of a carefully built, multi-coat water-based system.

Are the doors and drawer fronts removed?

Yes. David carefully removes them and takes them to the workshop. The fixed frames, end panels, plinths and other non-removable parts are prepared and painted at your property.

Can the existing handles be changed?

It may be possible, but it depends on the existing holes and the hole centres of the proposed replacement handles. A change that requires filling and redrilling does not always give the neatest result, so it is best discussed during the assessment.

Arrange an assessment

Tell David about your kitchen

Include your town or village, the type of kitchen if known, and what you would like repainting. Photographs can also help with an initial discussion before a visit and written quotation are arranged where appropriate.