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San Ramon Custom Cabinets paints kitchen cabinets, vanities and built-ins.
Most kitchens: $2,500 to $6,500. The national average runs near $4,000, or about $30 to $70 per linear foot.
About half the cost of refacing. You keep the boxes, doors, countertops and layout. Refacing averages near $7,235.
No building permit for paint. San Ramon's remodel handout says even replacing or refacing cabinets needs no building permit.
Four to five days for most kitchens. Doors come off, get prepped and painted, then go back on with the hinges adjusted. No obligation.

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Doors, drawer fronts, face frames and end panels get one color and one sheen. Dated oak or honey maple turns white, gray, navy or green without new cabinets.

A painted vanity updates a bath for far less than a new one. We prep for moisture and seal the finish against splashes.

Media walls, bookshelves, desks and bar cabinets get matched to the kitchen or set apart with an accent color.

Paint the island or the lowers a darker color and keep the uppers light. One plan, one quote.

Oak, cherry and walnut doors can keep their grain. We strip, sand and restain them under a clear topcoat instead of paint.

Painted interiors and shelf edges finish the look when glass doors or open shelves show the inside.

New hardware completes the change. Match the existing holes, or we fill and redrill for a new size.

Doors come off for paint anyway. We adjust hinges on rehang and can swap in soft-close hinges and slides.

Chips, dents, swollen edges near the sink and loose face frames get repaired first. Paint shows every flaw left behind.
Most kitchen cabinet painting jobs run $2,500 to $6,500, with a national average near $4,000. That works out to about $30 to $70 per linear foot, or $70 to $125 per door. Refacing averages near $7,235. Full replacement runs $10,000 or more.
Door count, kitchen size and repairs move the number most. Labor makes up about 85% of the cost, so prep time drives the total. Two-tone colors, interiors and new hardware add to it.
Keep your hardware if it still works. Paint the doors and face frames and leave the interiors. Fix small repairs at the same visit.


Tight grain and smooth faces. These take paint best and give the cleanest look.

Flat, stable and free of grain. MDF takes a smooth painted finish once the edges get sealed and primed.

Open grain shows through paint. We fill the grain first for a smooth look, or leave it for texture.

Vinyl and laminate faces need a bonding primer. Peeling thermofoil cannot hold paint, so refacing makes more sense there.
The boxes and doors are solid and the style still suits you. You want a new color, not new cabinets.
The boxes are sound but the doors look dated or worn. New doors and veneer change the style. Refacing averages near $7,235.
You want an island, taller uppers or a new floor plan, or the boxes show water damage. Then new cabinets make more sense. See our custom kitchen cabinets page.

We paint and refinish cabinets across San Ramon, Danville and Dublin. No national call center and no big-box middleman. See all our cabinet services on the homepage.
We check every door and box for water damage, loose joints and peeling surfaces first. Paint goes on a sound surface or not at all.
You see prep, paint, repairs and hardware on separate lines before you decide. Call (925) 961-5412 to start.
Most kitchens run $2,500 to $6,500, with a national average near $4,000. That is about $30 to $70 per linear foot. Door count and repairs set the final number.
Yes. Painting averages near $4,000. Refacing averages near $7,235, and full replacement runs $10,000 or more.
Most kitchens take four to five days. Doors and drawer fronts come off, get prepped and painted, then go back on.
In homes built before 1978, federal rules require lead-safe work practices when painted surfaces get sanded. Most San Ramon homes went up after 1978. We check the year built before we quote.
No permit for paint alone. San Ramon's remodel handout says even replacing or refacing cabinets needs no building permit. New wiring is electrical work, so we confirm the permit path before we start.
Yes. A darker painted island is a common two-tone update. We quote the island alone or with the rest of the kitchen.
Call (925) 961-5412 or send the form. We ask about your kitchen, then check your doors and boxes and give you a written quote. You decide from there.
Free in-home look and a written, line-item quote. Call (925) 961-5412 or send the form.
No obligation. No pressure.