Cabinet Refinishing in North BaySprayed on-site. Finished like factory.

How much does cabinet refinishing cost in North Bay?

Cabinet refinishing in North Bay typically costs $4,000 to $10,000 per kitchen. A small kitchen with 10 to 18 doors runs $4,000 to $5,500. A mid-size kitchen with 18 to 30 doors runs $5,500 to $7,500. A large kitchen with an island, pantry, or accent cabinetry runs $7,500 to $10,000.

Pricing includes building the sealed in-home spray booth, full prep and two coats of Renner or Envirolak 2K on every door and drawer face, in-kitchen box spraying with full plastic masking, reinstallation, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Free on-site quotes scheduled directly with Ahmed.

Where do you actually spray the doors? Do they leave my house?

No. Your doors never leave the property. We build a fully sealed spray booth right inside your home for every cabinet job. We pick an out-of-the-way space (typically a garage bay, basement, or unused spare room), seal it floor-to-ceiling with 6-mil plastic sheeting, set up negative-pressure ventilation where possible, and turn it into a controlled spray environment.

Doors and drawer fronts come off, move into that sealed booth, get sanded, primed, and finished with two coats of 2K commercial-grade urethane, then go straight back onto your cabinets. Cabinet boxes that stay in your kitchen are sprayed in place with full plastic masking. Hand-brushed cabinets leave visible brush marks and sheen mismatch. Our sealed-booth spray finish reads as a single factory-smooth surface with no texture difference. That is the entire point of refinishing instead of replacing, and it is the reason this is the service we are most known for in North Bay.

Why an in-home sealed booth is actually better than an off-site shop booth: zero transport risk (no door damage in transit), your property never leaves your sight, faster turnaround because there is no driving back and forth, and the finish cures in your home's actual climate so there is no temperature or humidity mismatch when the doors go back on.

Can you change my cabinet color from dark to light, or light to dark?

Yes. Color change is the most common cabinet refinishing request we get in North Bay. Light-to-dark conversions usually take one tinted primer coat plus two finish coats. Dark-to-light conversions take a stain-blocking primer plus two finish coats and sometimes a third to get a true clean white.

The process works on wood, MDF, laminate, and thermofoil cabinet doors. Color match is done against a Benjamin Moore or Dulux chip you select during the on-site quote, then mixed into the Renner or Envirolak 2K base. Two-tone (lighter uppers, darker lowers or island) is also a common request.

How long does the spray finish last?

Renner and Envirolak 2K are commercial-grade urethane finishes engineered for chemical resistance, abrasion resistance, and household cleaner exposure. With normal kitchen use the finish lasts 10 years or more before needing a refresh, often longer.

Your work is covered by our 100% satisfaction guarantee against chipping and peeling at the door edges, hinge points, and high-touch areas around handles and pulls. Routine care is a damp microfibre cloth and any pH-neutral kitchen cleaner. We do not recommend bleach, ammonia, or abrasive scrub pads on any 2K finish.

Will I be able to use my kitchen while you work?

Mostly yes. Day one is door removal, labelling, and building the sealed in-home spray booth in your garage, basement, or unused space, which takes a few hours. From day two through five your doors and drawer fronts are curing inside that sealed booth while you keep open access to your cabinet boxes, counters, sink, fridge, and stove.

We spray the cabinet boxes in your kitchen on one or two specific days during that window with full plastic masking, and we coordinate those days so you have notice. Doors are reinstalled and hardware reset on day six or seven. You lose your kitchen for less than 48 hours total across the whole project, and your doors never leave the property.