Residential only · Licensed & insured
Kitchen cabinet painting in Port Charlotte, FL
A repainted kitchen is the single biggest change you can make to a Southwest Florida home without a remodel. AMG Painting of SW FL LLC brings 15 years of residential experience to cabinet work in Charlotte County — proper degreasing, sanding, bonding primer, and a durable enamel finish that holds up to daily use.
How we paint cabinets
- 1
Remove and label doors
Doors, drawer fronts, and hardware come off and get labeled so every piece returns to the exact same opening.
- 2
Degrease and sand
Kitchen cabinets hold cooking grease. We clean thoroughly, then scuff-sand so primer can actually grip the finish.
- 3
Bonding primer
A bonding primer is what keeps painted cabinets from peeling at the edges and around handles.
- 4
Two finish coats
Sprayed or fine-finish rolled coats in a durable cabinet-grade enamel, with proper cure time between coats.
- 5
Reassemble and protect
Hardware reinstalled, counters and floors masked the whole time, and the kitchen cleaned up before we leave.
What your quote includes
- Countertops, floors, and appliances fully masked
- Grease cleaning, sanding, and caulk touch-ups
- Bonding primer plus two cabinet-grade finish coats
- Doors, drawer fronts, boxes, and visible frames
- Hardware removed and reinstalled
- Written estimate before any work begins
Cabinet painting questions
- How much does it cost to paint kitchen cabinets in Port Charlotte?
- Cabinet painting is priced per door and drawer front plus the cabinet boxes, because prep is the biggest part of the job. Most Charlotte County kitchens fall well below the cost of replacing or refacing cabinets. AMG Painting of SW FL LLC gives you a free written estimate with the exact number for your kitchen.
- Is painting cabinets cheaper than replacing them?
- Almost always. If the boxes and doors are structurally solid, painting gives you a new-looking kitchen for a fraction of replacement cost and without tearing out counters.
- Will painted cabinets peel or chip?
- Not when they are prepped correctly. Peeling comes from skipping degreasing, sanding, or bonding primer. We do all three, and finish with a cabinet-grade enamel built to handle daily use.
- How long does a cabinet painting project take?
- A typical kitchen takes several days from prep through final reassembly, since the enamel needs proper cure time between coats. We walk you through the schedule during the estimate.
- Do you paint bathroom vanities and built-ins too?
- Yes. Bathroom vanities, laundry cabinets, built-in shelving, and trim are all part of our residential painting work in Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, North Port, Englewood, and Venice.
Ready for a new-looking kitchen?
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