Kitchens · Baths · Built-Ins

Cabinet painting in Hendersonville & Nashville

Keep the cabinet boxes you have and change how they look, for a fraction of what replacing them costs.

Kitchen with white-painted cabinets and island, cabinet painting by Drop Zone Painting
Paint, Not Replace

The same cabinets, a new finish

Painting works on what is already on the wall: the doors, the drawer fronts and the frames get a factory-smooth coat, and your countertops and layout stay where they are.

We paint kitchen cabinets and islands, bathroom vanities and built-ins. The kitchen in this photo is one of ours: white cabinets and a white island.

The Finish, Step By Step

Four steps every cabinet gets

Paint on a cabinet takes daily handling, so the work under the color matters more than on a wall.

01

Degrease

Kitchen grease and hand oils come off first, or nothing on top of them will bond.

02

Sand

The old surface is scuffed so the primer has something to hold on to.

03

Prime

A primer coat seals the wood and evens out the color underneath.

04

Coat

Cabinet-grade finish coats that dry hard enough to wipe and scrub.

Homes And Businesses

Not only kitchens at home

Break rooms and office kitchenettes take the same abuse a family kitchen does. The cabinets in this office break room are part of our cabinet work too, done with the same four steps.

For a business, cabinet work can run alongside a larger repaint; see commercial painting. In a house, the room stays protected while we work: floors and furniture covered, the area cleaned up at the end of each day. Most kitchens take a few days from the first prep to the last coat, depending on how many doors and drawers there are.

Painted cabinets in an office break-room kitchenette, cabinet work by Drop Zone Painting
Where We Work

Cabinet painting across Middle Tennessee

We paint cabinets in Hendersonville, Nashville, Gallatin, Goodlettsville, Hermitage, Mt. Juliet, White House, Portland, Greenbrier, Ridgetop, Lebanon and Old Hickory. Start with a free estimate: we look at the cabinets, count the doors and drawers, and send a written quote with the color, the timeline and the price. For walls, trim and exteriors, see all our painting services.

Intel / FAQ

Cabinet painting questions

Is painting kitchen cabinets cheaper than replacing them?
Yes. Painting keeps the boxes, doors and countertops you already have and changes only the finish, so it costs a fraction of new cabinets.
How do you prepare cabinets before painting?
Every cabinet is degreased, sanded and primed before the finish coats go on. Skipping any of the three is what makes painted cabinets peel.
Will painted cabinets stand up to cleaning?
We use cabinet-grade finishes made to be wiped down and scrubbed, which is what a kitchen asks of them every day.
Do you paint bathroom vanities and built-ins too?
Yes. Besides kitchen cabinets and islands, we paint bathroom vanities and built-ins, and cabinets in office break rooms and kitchenettes.
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Find out what your cabinets would cost.

A free, written cabinet painting quote in Hendersonville, Nashville and nearby towns.