Cabinet Painting & Refinishing in Sedona, AZ

Many Sedona kitchens have knotty alder or rustic wood cabinets. Painting them in a warm white, sage, or deep blue can freshen the room while keeping a Southwest feel. We can also paint just the island for a two-tone look.

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 Sedona

Sedona is higher than Cottonwood, at about 4,300 feet, so UV is strong and nights get colder. Fine red dust settles on everything, which means surfaces must be washed well before painting. The city also has exterior color rules that favor earthy tones that blend with the landscape.

Sedona has a lot of Southwest stucco, timber accents, vacation rentals, and custom homes with large decks and wood beams. Whatever kind of home you have, our 11 years of Verde Valley work help us plan the right prep and products for it.