Cabinet Painting in Overland Park, KS
Cabinet painting is one of the most requested projects I take on in Overland Park — and for good reason. A full kitchen refresh for a fraction of what refacing or replacing costs.
The difference is the process: degrease, full sanding, bonding primer, then sprayed finish coats. It's the same multi-step approach I learned doing custom finishes with interior designers, and it's why the result looks like new cabinetry instead of a DIY job.
Towns we serve
- Overland Park
- Leawood
- Prairie Village
- Lenexa
- Olathe
- Shawnee
- Mission
What we do here
Cabinet Painting & Staining
A multi-step process for a smooth, durable, high-quality finish: degrease, full sanding, bonding primer, then sprayed finish coats. It comes back looking factory-made, without replacing a single box.
Interior & Exterior Painting
Walls, ceilings, trim, baseboards, doors, and full exteriors. I prep the surface first — patch, caulk, sand, prime — then lay down finish coats that stay tight through Kansas City summers and winters.
Wood Rot Repair
Soft trim, rotted fascia, decaying window frames, or damage found underneath siding — we cut out the rot, replace it with solid material, and seal it properly before paint goes on. This is frequently part of a siding repair job, but we also handle it on its own for trim, doors, and frames.
Drywall Installation
New construction, additions, or full room replacements — we hang, tape, float, and finish drywall to a smooth, paint-ready surface.
Siding Installation & Repair
Whether you need a full exterior re-sided or just a damaged section replaced, we handle both — new siding installs and repair work, matched and sealed so it holds up through KC's weather. Repairs often go hand-in-hand with wood rot removal underneath, and we always check for that before closing anything back up.
Common questions
Most kitchen cabinet projects land in the low-to-mid thousands depending on door and drawer count, layout, and color changes. A walkthrough quote gives you an exact number — and it's typically a fraction of refacing or replacing.
Ready to bring your color to life?
Tell me about the project and I'll come walk it with you — no pressure, no sales pitch.