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Residential

Kitchen and cabinetry respray.

A new kitchen costs thousands and takes weeks. If the carcasses are sound and you've simply stopped liking the colour, respraying the doors gives you a new kitchen for a fraction of it.

We spray on site — doors, drawer fronts, end panels and frames — in a hard-wearing finish, in any colour you like.

A run of raised-panel kitchen units painted blue-grey, with an oak worktop, a Belfast sink and timber sash windows above
Existing units, resprayed on site. The carcasses never moved.

How it works

  1. Survey

    We check the doors are suitable. Solid timber, MDF and most vinyl-wrapped doors take a respray well; some laminates don't, and we'll tell you straight if yours won't.

  2. Strip and prep

    Doors come off and are degreased, keyed and primed. Kitchens carry years of cooking residue and nothing sticks to that.

  3. Mask

    The kitchen is sealed — worktops, appliances, floor, the lot. This is the step that lets us spray in an occupied house.

  4. Spray

    Multiple thin coats for a finish with no brush marks and no roller texture.

  5. Reassemble

    Doors rehung, handles refitted, alignment checked.

Worth knowing

Turnaround is typically a few days rather than the weeks a full replacement takes, and the kitchen stays usable for most of it.

Twenty minutes, and you'll have a price.

Send a few photos, pick a time, and Michael arrives at the call already knowing what he's looking at.