Cabinet Painting & Refinishing in Cottonwood, AZ

A lot of Cottonwood kitchens still have the original oak cabinets from the 1980s and 1990s. They are usually solid wood and great candidates for paint. A smooth white, warm gray, or deep green can change the whole feel of the room.

Cabinets take more handling than any other painted surface in your home. That is why the finish has to be smooth and hard. We remove doors and drawer fronts, label every piece, and finish them off-site or in a protected area for the best result.

Grease and hand oils keep paint from sticking, so we deep clean every surface first. Then we sand, use a bonding primer, and apply a hard cabinet enamel. Wood grain can be filled for a modern smooth look, or left to show through.

We can also swap in new hinges and pulls while the doors are off. Most kitchens are done in about a week, and you can keep using your kitchen for most of that time.

Local conditions in Cottonwood

Cottonwood sits at about 3,300 feet. Summers are hot and the sun is strong, so paint on south and west walls fades and chalks faster here than in cooler places. Monsoon storms in July and August bring sudden rain and blowing dust.

You will find 1950s ranch homes near Old Town, block and stucco homes on the hills above Main Street, and newer builds out toward Verde Village. Whatever kind of home you have, our 11 years of Verde Valley work help us plan the right prep and products for it.