Cabinet painters in Longmont, CO — factory-smooth kitchen refinishing.
Cabinet refinishing in Longmont is 20–40% the cost of new cabinetry and, done right, looks better than the factory finish. We remove doors and drawer fronts, spray them in our dust-controlled shop with pigmented conversion varnish or catalyzed urethane, and rehang them with new soft-close hardware. Boxes are sanded, primed, and hand-sprayed on site.
What’s included in Longmont cabinet refinishing
- Full kitchen cabinet refinishing — doors, drawer fronts, boxes, end panels
- Bathroom vanity refinishing
- Built-in bookcases, entertainment centers, and mudroom lockers
- Cabinet color changes (dark stain to white, oak to painted)
- New hardware installation — pulls, knobs, soft-close hinges
- Interior box painting on request
- Sample doors and color mock-ups before commitment
Why Longmont homeowners choose us for cabinet refinishing
Longmont kitchens skew toward the mid-2000s builder-oak look — perfect candidates for a white, sage, or deep-navy repaint that instantly modernizes the whole home. We've refinished dozens of Longmont kitchens with pigmented conversion varnish (the same product line high-end cabinet shops spray on new cabinetry) so Boulder County homeowners get a factory-grade finish without factory-grade replacement pricing.
Our Longmont cabinet refinishing process
Measure & label
Every door and drawer numbered and mapped. Hardware removed and bagged. Boxes photographed for reassembly.
Shop spray (doors off-site)
Doors transported to our shop, degreased, sanded to profile, primed with adhesion primer, then sprayed with two coats of pigmented conversion varnish or catalyzed urethane. Cured overnight between coats.
On-site box paint
Boxes and face frames sanded, primed, and hand-sprayed on site with the same finish system. Kitchen sealed off with plastic and negative air.
Rehang & new hardware
Doors and drawers rehung with your new hardware, soft-close hinges adjusted, punch walk with you.
Longmont cabinet refinishing pricing
A typical 30-door Longmont kitchen refinish (doors + drawer fronts + boxes) runs $4,800 – $7,900. Add $600 – $1,400 for new soft-close hinges and pull hardware. Larger kitchens (40–60 doors, island + pantry) run $7,900 – $12,500. Bathroom vanities are $650 – $1,600 depending on door count.
Timeline in Longmont
Most Longmont cabinet projects take 8–12 working days from door pickup to rehang: 2 days on-site for prep and box painting, 4–6 days in shop for doors, then 1 day to rehang and adjust. You keep countertops, sink, and appliances usable most of the project.
Neighborhoods we paint in Longmont
- Prospect
- Old Town Longmont
- Southmoor Park
- Renaissance
- Wolf Creek
Serving Longmont zip codes: 80501, 80503, 80504.
Longmont cabinet refinishing FAQs
Is cabinet painting worth it in Longmont?
Yes — if the boxes are in good structural shape. A Longmont kitchen refinish runs 20–40% the cost of new cabinetry, takes 2 weeks instead of 6–10, and (with a proper conversion-varnish spray finish) lasts 10–15 years.
How long does cabinet refinishing take?
8–12 working days. 2 days on-site for prep and boxes, 4–6 days in our shop for doors, 1 day to rehang. Your sink and appliances stay usable most of the project.
What finish do you use on cabinets?
Pigmented conversion varnish or catalyzed urethane — the same product families high-end cabinet shops spray on new cabinetry. Far more durable than latex enamel or "cabinet paint" from the big-box store.
Do you paint oak cabinets in Longmont?
Yes. Oak grain is our most common repaint. We grain-fill before primer when a fully smooth finish is requested, or leave subtle grain-through for a more organic look — your call.