About Cabinet Refinishing Edmonton

A price guide and booking line, not a paint crew

Cabinet Refinishing Edmonton serves homeowners who are tired of their cabinets but not ready to spend on a new kitchen. New cabinets in Edmonton run $15,000 to $40,000 or more, with roughly 4 to 8 weeks of demolition and building. Keeping the boxes and changing their finish costs far less, and the counters, plumbing, and floor plan stay where they are.

The site lists published price ranges for each service and explains how the options differ. Requests arrive by phone, text, or quote form. One independent Edmonton contractor receives them, and the estimator who prices your kitchen belongs to the crew that finishes it.

No showroom or street address exists. Cabinet Refinishing Edmonton serves customers at their homes, pricing each kitchen from texted photos or an in-person visit.

The contractor behind every job

Every job booked here goes to an independent Edmonton cabinet painting and refinishing contractor. Its own in-house crew does the work, with no subcontractors. Its published credentials:

• 5-year written workmanship warranty covering every cabinet surface, starting the day the project is complete.
• Workers' Compensation Board of Alberta (WCB) coverage.
• Licensed by the City of Edmonton and fully insured.
• Master Painters Institute (MPI) credentials held by the owner. The contractor states its cabinet coatings are applied by an MPI certified team.
• Owner certifications: Painter and Decorator Certification, WHMIS, Fall Protection, Aerial Work Platform, and Lead Safety (RRP). RRP training counts in older houses that may still carry lead-based finishes.
• Track record: operating since 2011, with 500+ completed projects, per the contractor's own published figures.

Inside the 5-year workmanship warranty

For 5 full years after completion, the warranty covers workmanship on each surface listed in your scope of work. Four things fall outside it: scratches or abuse, cracking from the house shifting or settling, water damage from a leak or flood, and any surface the original scope left out.

A claim starts with a phone call describing the problem, ideally with photos. Someone inspects it within 48 hours, and a covered problem is repaired free of charge.

Prep, products, and spray equipment

Masking comes first: counters, floors, and appliances get covered. Doors and drawer fronts come off for spraying, while the cabinet boxes are coated in place.

For kitchen cabinet painting, surfaces are degreased with TSP, then sprayed through HVLP equipment with Benjamin Moore Advance or Sherwin-Williams ProClassic. Cabinet refinishing goes further: stripping, grain filling, priming, spray finishing, then a clear coat of catalyzed lacquer, conversion varnish, or Benjamin Moore Advance. Kitchen cabinet refacing fits new doors, drawer fronts, box veneer, soft-close hinges, and hardware onto the frames you already have.

During reinstall, each door, drawer, and hinge gets adjusted until it sits and closes square. A walkthrough with you closes out the job.

From first call to booked job

2026 cabinet prices by service in Edmonton

What pushes a kitchen toward the top or bottom of each range is covered in the cabinet refinishing cost guide.

Capital Region towns covered

The same prices apply in Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, Leduc, Beaumont, and Fort Saskatchewan. Maps for each town sit on the service areas page.

Why this site shows no reviews or job photos

Cabinet Refinishing Edmonton is a new brand with no reviews or star ratings of its own, so none appear here. Any kitchen image on the site is a labelled concept render, not a photo of finished work. Every price shown is a range, and the number that counts is the one in your written estimate.

Photo tips and ways to get in touch are on the contact page. You can also call or text 587-855-4920.