Orlando Custom Cabinets understands that cabinet refacing replaces the visible parts of your cabinets — doors, drawer fronts, and exposed panels — while keeping the existing cabinet boxes in place, since those boxes are usually still structurally sound even when the look is dated. This approach typically costs 30-50% less than a full cabinet replacement and can usually be completed in a fraction of the time. It's a strong option for Orlando homeowners with cabinet boxes from the 1990s or 2000s that are still solid but styled in a way that no longer fits the rest of the home. Refacing also lets you change your entire hardware, add soft-close hinges, and switch up your color scheme without the disruption of a gutted kitchen. If your layout works fine and you're mainly unhappy with how the cabinets look, refacing is usually the more practical route than replacement.

Cabinet Painting & Refinishing

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Full cabinet repaint converting honey oak cabinets to a matte sage green finish, including new matte black hardware for a modern update.

Dark cherry cabinets stripped and refinished in a warm white.


Existing white cabinets repainted with navy lower cabinets for contrast, spray-finished for a smooth, factory-style result.

Consultation
We start every project with an in-home consultation to understand your space, storage needs, and style preferences firsthand. This is where we discuss layout options, materials, and budget, ensuring the final design is tailored specifically to how you live.

Design
Our design team creates detailed, custom cabinetry plans built around your exact space and vision, from initial concept through material and finish selection. Every detail is refined with you before production begins, so there are no surprises once building starts.

Build/Install
Once the design is finalized, our craftsmen build each piece with precision and install it directly in your home, ensuring a perfect fit and lasting quality. We handle every detail of the installation process, including final adjustments and cleanup, so your space is ready to enjoy!
Yes, when properly primed and finished with a durable topcoat, painted cabinets hold up well to daily cooking and cleaning. We use products specifically rated for cabinetry rather than standard wall paint, which is a major factor in long-term durability.
You don't need to move out, but your kitchen will be partially unusable for several days while doors and drawer fronts are removed for spraying off-site. We coordinate the schedule so cabinet boxes are only unpainted and open for the minimum time necessary.
Solid wood and MDF cabinets take paint very well, but laminate and thermofoil surfaces require special primers and aren't always good candidates. We'll assess your cabinet material during the consultation and let you know honestly if painting isn't the right fit.
A typical kitchen repaint takes about 5-8 days from prep to final coat, factoring in dry time between coats. Humidity and temperature can affect curing time, which we account for in scheduling.
Painting applies an opaque color coat, while refinishing with stain preserves and enhances the wood grain in a new tone. Stain refinishing only works on solid wood cabinets, whereas painting works on a broader range of materials.