Cabinet Painting in Las Vegas factory-smooth without the replacement price.

Hire a painter who does kitchen cabinet painting as a named service rather than as an add-on, sprays a catalyzed or hard enamel finish instead of brushing wall paint, and puts the finish system, the day count and the price in writing before starting. New Visions Painters has painted kitchen cabinets across the Las Vegas valley since 2011. The owner, Chris, quotes and paints every job himself, the quote is fixed-price and delivered within 24 hours, and the work carries a 5-year written warranty.

Most Las Vegas kitchens run $2,000 to $5,000 depending on the door and drawer count. A small kitchen of 15 to 20 doors is usually $2,000 to $2,500, a medium kitchen of 25 to 35 doors is $2,500 to $3,000, and a large kitchen with 35+ doors or a two-tone design runs $3,000 to $5,000. See the full breakdown on our cabinet painting cost page.

Mostly yes. We set up a contained spray area and work in stages. Counters and appliances stay usable; only the cabinets are out of service briefly.

Not with proper prep. Degreasing, sanding, a bonding primer and a hard enamel topcoat give a finish built for daily kitchen use, and it is backed by our 5-year written warranty.

Most kitchens take 3 to 6 days depending on the number of doors and whether the boxes are included.

Yes. Bathroom vanity refinishing uses the same degrease, sand, prime and spray process as a kitchen. Vanities are smaller, so most are finished in 2 to 3 days and are often added to a kitchen job at a reduced rate.

Ask what finish system they use, whether doors are sprayed off-site or in place, and how many days the kitchen will be out of use. Get all of it in writing with a fixed price. We are licensed, insured, and back cabinet refinishing with a 5-year written warranty. Because we cover the whole valley, near me usually means same-week availability.

If the cabinet boxes are solid, painting is usually worth it. You keep your layout, counters and backsplash and get a new look for a fraction of what new cabinets cost. Replacement makes sense when boxes are water-damaged, swollen or falling apart, or when you want a different layout.

Most people use cabinet painting and cabinet refinishing to mean the same job: your existing doors, drawers and boxes are cleaned, sanded, primed and sprayed with a new finish. Refacing is carpentry: new doors and drawer fronts go on and the boxes are covered with veneer. If your doors are in good shape, painting gets you a new look without replacing them.

Yes. Oak has open grain that shows through paint. We can fill the grain before priming for a smooth, modern look, or leave it for a textured wood look. Tell us which look you want before we start.

A bonding primer and a hard, self-leveling Sherwin-Williams enamel, sprayed on. It levels out smooth and stands up to daily kitchen use far better than wall paint. The finish system is written into your quote.

Handle doors gently for the first few weeks while the enamel finishes curing. Clean with a soft cloth and mild soap and water, and skip abrasive pads and harsh cleaners. Wipe up grease and spills near the stove promptly.