Kitchen or bathroom cabinets looking dated or worn?
Cabinet painting transforms your kitchen for a fraction of the cost of replacement. Marcus cleans, de-glosses, sands, and primes every surface before painting — doors come down and are sprayed separately for the smoothest possible result.
New countertops, fresh appliances, and updated hardware do not fix a cabinet finish that is peeling at the edges or showing the original dated oak from the first install. Full replacement is one option — painting is often the smarter one.
Doors and drawer fronts come off the boxes. Every surface gets cleaned of grease and residue, scuff-sanded to remove the gloss, and primed before any paint is applied. Doors are sprayed separately so the finish does not show brush marks or roller texture.
When done correctly, cabinet painting produces a smooth, hard finish that looks like the cabinets were replaced — not just repainted. The result holds up to the heat, humidity, and daily wear that kitchen surfaces take year after year.
Marcus paints kitchen and bathroom cabinets across Charlotte's neighborhoods. Laundry room built-ins, office break rooms, and other built-in cabinetry are also welcome — contact to describe the scope before booking.
Serving Charlotte — Myers Park, SouthPark, Dilworth, Ballantyne, and Plaza Midwood.