Lava Painting · San Antonio & Hill Country
A new cabinet color can change the feel of a kitchen, bath or storage space. Start by looking at the condition of the existing cabinetry and the finish you want to achieve.
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Explore 2 client-supplied photos of bathroom and kitchen cabinetry.
Bathroom cabinetry
Light-colored vanity doors and drawers with contrasting dark hardware.
Kitchen cabinetry
Painted kitchen cabinetry seen from the adjoining living area.
Painting changes the finish, not the layout or condition of the cabinet boxes. Share photos of doors, drawers, exposed ends and worn areas. Damage, failing coatings and different materials need to be assessed before deciding whether a painted finish is appropriate.
Door and drawer counts help describe a project, but visible frames, side panels, trim and any interiors can change the scope. Be clear about which surfaces you want finished. Replacement hardware, carpentry and layout changes should not be assumed to be part of painting.
Ask how surfaces will be cleaned and prepared, how doors and hardware will be handled, and where coating work will take place. Agree on what needs to be emptied and how kitchen or bathroom access will work during the project.
Choose the color and sheen before the final scope is approved. After painting, follow the coating-specific guidance for handling, cleaning and curing. Keep the finish information available for future care and ask which written warranty terms apply to the cabinet work.
What shapes the estimate
Surface area, existing condition, preparation, access and finish choices all influence the scope. Ask which materials and preparation are included and how additional work will be agreed.
From the first conversation
Share the location, surfaces, current condition and timing you have in mind.
Discuss access, preparation, finish choices and what the written estimate includes.
Agree on protection, work areas and the sequence before painting gets underway.
Review the agreed surfaces and keep the finish and warranty information for future reference.
A few helpful answers
Have a question about your own property? Tell us about it when you request an estimate.
No. Painting updates the existing surfaces. It does not change the layout, replace damaged cabinet boxes or provide new doors unless separate work is expressly included.
Suitability depends on the substrate, existing coating and condition. Share photos and product details if you have them, then have the cabinets assessed before choosing a finishing system.
Access depends on the work area and the process agreed for your project. Discuss meal preparation, stored items and the surfaces that need to remain clear before work is scheduled.
Hardware replacement is not assumed. Tell us whether you want to keep existing hardware or install something different, especially if hole positions would change.
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Share your location, the surfaces you want painted and your preferred timing. We’ll help you take the next step.