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Leduc homes by build year

Kitchen cabinet refinishing in Leduc, matched to the decade your house was built

Kitchen cabinet refinishing in Leduc is a full renewal of the cabinets you already own, from the strip through to the clear coat, and runs $4,000 to $10,000 for a whole kitchen in 2026. Painting runs $3,000 to $8,000 when the current finish is still holding. Cabinet Refinishing Edmonton suggests the service by the condition of your cabinets, whether the house dates from 1975 or 2012. A full set of new cabinets runs $15,000 to $40,000 or more.

Painting $3,000+ Refinishing $4,000+ Refacing $6,000+
  • 5-year warranty in writing
  • Owner holds Lead Safety (RRP)
  • WCB coverage
Kitchen with black lower cabinets and white upper cabinets, concept render
Black lowers under white uppers. Concept render, not a completed job.

Leduc, 2026

Leduc kitchen cabinet refinishing cost in 2026 by door count

Kitchen cabinet refinishing runs $4,000 to $10,000 in Leduc in 2026, and the count of doors and drawer fronts is what moves the number. Leduc is quoted on the same Edmonton-area ranges as the rest of the service area. Painting is the cheaper route for a finish in good condition, and refacing swaps the doors out entirely.

Painting, refinishing, and refacing prices by door count for a Leduc kitchen
DoorsPaintRefinishReface
10 to 20Small kitchen$3,000 to $4,500$4,000 to $6,000$6,000 to $8,000
20 to 35Average kitchen$4,500 to $6,500$6,000 to $8,000$8,000 to $11,000
35 to 50+Large kitchen$6,500 to $8,000$8,000 to $10,000$11,000 to $15,000
Usual lengthFirst day to last5 to 10 business days7 to 10 business days3 to 5 days
Brand-new cabinetsReference point$15,000 to $40,000+, plus 4 to 8 weeks of demolition and construction

Converting a dark stain to white or grey begins at $5,000. Prep, products, labour, and the 5-year warranty are all inside the written estimate, with no hidden fees.

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Census build years

Leduc dwellings by build year: refinishing vs painting vs refacing

Leduc's housing arrived in two large waves, and the decade a kitchen was installed hints at the service it will need. The 2021 Census recorded 12,965 occupied dwellings in Leduc, with 3,455 built in 1980 or earlier and 7,515 built between 2001 and 2021.

Occupied Leduc dwellings by period of construction and the cabinet service each period usually points to
Period builtDwellingsLook at firstWhere most jobs start
1980 or earlierAbout 27% of homes3,455A worn or chipped factory finish, and older coatings that may contain leadFull-strip refinishing
1981 to 2000About 15% of homes1,995Honey or golden oak with open grainRefinishing with grain filling, or paint
2001 to 2021About 58% of homes7,515How the finish is holding, and thermofoil lifting near the stove or dishwasherPaint on a sound finish, refacing on damaged fronts

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census Profile for the City of Leduc, period of construction (25% sample data). Percentages rounded.

Best choice for a Leduc kitchen built between 1961 and 1980

Leduc's growth goes back a long way. On the City of Leduc heritage and history page, incorporation as a village is dated December 15, 1899, and the oil strike at Leduc No. 1 on February 13, 1947 is named as the moment Alberta's economy changed. City status followed on September 1, 1983. In the Census table above, 3,050 of today's occupied homes went up between 1961 and 1980, a bigger share than any one decade since.

Where a kitchen finish from those years has worn through around the handles or under the sink, fresh paint ends up sitting on a failing base. Cabinet refinishing takes that finish off, fills the grain, primes, spray finishes, and seals with a clear coat, so the colour goes onto a clean surface. The finish coat is one of catalyzed lacquer, conversion varnish, or Benjamin Moore Advance.

Older houses add one more consideration. Lead-based finishes may be present in older homes, and the owner of the contractor that completes every job holds Lead Safety (RRP) credentials. The guide on sanding compared with stripping explains how the two prep methods differ.

Best choice for a Leduc kitchen built after 2000

Most Leduc homes are younger than that. The years 2006 to 2015 on their own account for 4,700 of the occupied dwellings counted in 2021. If a kitchen from that stretch has solid boxes, an intact finish, and a colour you want to change, kitchen cabinet painting covers it: TSP degreasing, sanding, priming, then HVLP spraying with Benjamin Moore Advance or Sherwin-Williams ProClassic.

Thermofoil is the exception. Years of heat near stoves and dishwashers can make thermofoil fronts peel, bubble, or yellow, and damaged thermofoil is normally refaced rather than painted. Kitchen cabinet refacing fits new doors, drawer fronts, and veneer to the existing boxes in 3 to 5 days.

The 2021 Census also counted 1,115 row houses and 1,140 semi-detached houses in Leduc. Galley, condo, and townhome kitchens with 10 to 20 doors fall in the small price tier, so count your doors before you line up quotes.

Where Leduc homeowners arrange kitchen cabinet refinishing near me

On September 9, 2026, the City of Leduc announced that 40,000 people now call Leduc home. Cabinet Refinishing Edmonton accepts requests from every part of the city and hands each job to an independent Edmonton cabinet painting and refinishing contractor. That contractor uses its own in-house crew, carries WCB Alberta coverage, and puts a 5-year workmanship warranty in writing on every cabinet surface.

The consultation is free. Text a photo of the full kitchen and a close photo of one door to 587-855-4920 for a quicker price range, and a detailed written estimate follows. If replacing the cabinets is still on the table, run the numbers in refinishing compared with buying new cabinets.

Answers

Build-year and budget answers for Leduc kitchens

What will refinishing a Leduc kitchen cost in 2026?

Kitchen cabinet refinishing runs $4,000 to $10,000 for a whole Leduc kitchen in 2026. At 10 to 20 doors the price is $4,000 to $6,000, and at 35 to 50 or more doors it is $8,000 to $10,000.

Paint or refinish a kitchen from the 1970s?

Cabinet refinishing is the stronger choice for a 1970s kitchen whose original finish is worn, chipped, or failing, since that coating is stripped away before anything new goes on. Cabinet painting is enough when the old finish is still holding. The owner of the contractor that completes every job holds Lead Safety (RRP) credentials, which matter in older homes where lead-based finishes may be present.

Can open-grain oak from the 1990s end up smooth?

Cabinet refinishing leaves 1990s oak cabinets with a smooth coloured surface. Oak grain is open, and the refinishing process fills it, so the pattern stays hidden under the new finish.

How many days does refinishing take in a Leduc home?

Kitchen cabinet refinishing takes 7 to 10 business days on a typical Leduc kitchen, from taking doors off to hanging them back. Painting takes 5 to 10 business days, and refacing takes 3 to 5 days.

What is the first step toward a written Leduc price?

Cabinet Refinishing Edmonton starts Leduc jobs with a free consultation that leads to a detailed written estimate. Photos of the kitchen texted to 587-855-4920 bring back a price range sooner.

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Send the job type and a rough door count. Cabinet Refinishing Edmonton follows up with a price range and a time for a free consultation.

  • A follow-up call or text confirms the job and the door count.
  • Photos sent by text help narrow the range early.
  • The written estimate lists prep, products, and labour, with no hidden fees.

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