Cabinet painting in Fairview
Alan Robinson Painting brings Fairview families professional cabinet painters for the kitchen, the mudroom and the laundry, turning plain builder cabinets into a custom-looking finish made for backpacks, spills and busy mornings. The work is held to the standard of Alan Robinson, a fine artist and muralist, who founded the company in 2007.
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Nextdoor Neighborhood FavoriteOur cabinet refinishing is a sprayed, painted finish on the cabinets already in your kitchen, not a strip-and-stain and not new doors. When a kitchen needs refacing or replacement instead of paint, we tell you before you spend anything.
In a Fairview home the kitchen is the busiest room in the house, and freshly painted cabinets make it feel brighter, more personal and easier to keep clean. Professional cabinet painters make the difference in how long that lasts: careful sanding, a bonding primer and a hard enamel that stands up to backpacks, spills and busy mornings for years. Seeing a family enjoy a kitchen that looks this good, and keeps looking good, is one of our favorite parts of the work, alongside the rest of our painting in Fairview.
It helps to know the options. Refacing glues new veneer over the frames and swaps in new doors, and full replacement means new cabinetry and often new countertops too. Painting keeps what you have, doors, drawers and frames alike, and gives it a harder, better-looking surface, which is why it's so often the sensible choice for a newer home. We've written up how refacing and replacement compare with paint, including how long each keeps the kitchen out of use.
Doing the mudroom, the laundry and the baths along with the kitchen gives a newer Fairview house the custom, finished feel families hoped for when they moved in.
Kitchen cabinet painting is where families feel the difference every single day. The new color goes on the doors, drawer fronts and face frames, while the granite, the backsplash and the appliances stay just where they are, so there's no remodel to live through. Homeowners describe the change in their own reviews of painted kitchens.
The island is where homework, snacks and conversations happen, and it can carry a bolder color than the perimeter. A small butler's pantry or coffee station between the kitchen and dining room can pick up that same shade and tie the two spaces together.
Kids' baths and primary baths both tend to have builder vanities in the same stain as the kitchen. A painted finish chosen for steam and splashes gives each bathroom its own personality without new tile or tops.
Mudroom lockers and laundry cabinets take the brunt of daily life in a family home, and plain builder finishes scuff and chip there first. A durable enamel in a practical color, darker if you like, keeps them looking good between wipe-downs.
Walk-in pantry shelving and the bookcases beside a family-room fireplace have dozens of edges, and cabinet refinishing that's rushed shows it there first. Each shelf lip and corner gets reached so the built-ins look as good as the kitchen.
Bonus rooms and family rooms in Fairview often have a media wall or a homework desk built in, usually in the builder's stain. Painting it along with the kitchen keeps the color consistent from one end of the house to the other.
“What started as basic builder-grade cabinetry now looks like elegant, custom-made pieces thanks to the beautiful glaze and meticulous finish he applied.”
Fairview families want cabinets that look good and stand up to real life, from backpacks at the door to spills at the island, and each of these gets a finish made for how hard it works.
Plenty of Fairview homes were finished with the builder's standard cabinetry, solid enough but ordinary in color and finish. Professional cabinet painting, with careful sanding, a bonding primer and a hard enamel, changes how they look and how they wear, and a glaze or a contrasting island can take them further still. Browse finished kitchens in our gallery for ideas.
The back of a family home works harder than the front, and the lockers, laundry cabinets and pantry doors there take bumps every day. Doing them in the same visit as the kitchen means one enamel, one color family and one period of living around the work instead of several.
A bright kitchen changes how a color looks, and daylight through big windows can bleach a pale color or make a deep one sing. We try samples right on your cabinets and look at them in morning and afternoon light, the same care that goes into choosing colors for a Fairview family room.
We start by seeing the kitchen with you. We check the doors, the existing finish, the material and the hinges, talk about how your family uses the room, and then write up an itemized estimate.
The floors, counters and appliances are covered. Cabinet faces are degreased to remove the film everyday cooking leaves behind, a step professional cabinet painting never skips, then scuff-sanded so the factory sheen won't fight the primer.
Doors and drawer fronts come off and are marked so each one finds its way home. Hinges and pulls are kept together, and any dings from years of family life are filled.
A bonding primer anchors the new finish to factory surfaces, and a tough cabinet enamel follows in thin coats, brushed or sprayed depending on the doors and the look you want.
The finish is dry to the touch well before it reaches full hardness, so for a little while it needs a gentle hand. Doors are rehung, hardware goes back on, and we look everything over with you.
For more detail, see how we handle cabinet painting for Greater Nashville homes.
Alan and his team did a wonderful job with our cabinet repainting project. We did both the kitchen and master bath. They also repaired some various wall damage from our pups. They are very respectful in your home. I work from home and they were great to accommodate.
Absolutely amazing! We kept putting off getting this done after trouble with another company years before in painting our deck. Wish we would have used Alan from the start. Our kitchen cabinets look beautiful after years of chipping and hard to clean surfaces. Very professional and thorough in his work.
Alan and his team did an amazing job. The process was so easy for us. The estimate was upfront, easy to understand and helped us decide exactly what we wanted done. He took care of moving all furniture, artwork, etc, so we did not need to do any prep or cleanup. Not to mention, the paint work looked beautiful and it was so fun to come home and see our “new” home! Thank you!
Alan did a wonderful job painting our home. He is professional, meticulous, very hard-working and timely. He was also very kind to our children and was never put out by their asking him questions. Alan brings his lunch and keeps at the job until it’s done. I would highly recommend him and certainly will be reaching out to him for future jobs!
Kitchen cabinet painting is priced on what's actually in each kitchen, so there's no single number to quote. These six items make the biggest difference, and your written estimate breaks them out. It helps to know what an island or a vanity adds to a cabinet quote before you compare estimates.
More doors and drawer fronts mean more pieces to prep and coat, so this leads the estimate.
An island adds panels and a back; painting the insides of the boxes is optional.
Slick factory finishes, worn edges or water damage by the sink add preparation time.
A glazed island or a second color below the counter adds steps to the finish work.
Reusing your pulls keeps it simple; bigger new pulls may mean filling old holes and drilling new ones.
Mudroom lockers, laundry cabinets and vanities add scope but share the same visit.
The package you choose is one of the biggest factors in cost. Signature, our standard service, includes the full preparation cabinets need for a durable finish; Refresh is our budget-friendly option for a quick update; Concierge adds full project management. Every package carries our five-year workmanship warranty. See the cabinet painting packages for Fairview homes.
Doing cabinets right costs more than a quick spray because the prep is most of the job, and the prep is why the finish lasts. Pay for your project in fixed monthly payments through Acorn Finance. Check your options in about a minute; it won’t affect your credit score.How financing worksCheck your options (opens Acorn Finance in a new tab) can turn that into fixed monthly payments; checking your options takes about a minute and won’t affect your credit score.
What Fairview homeowners usually want to know before we begin.
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From Cumberland Estates and Fairview Station to Otter Creek, The Meadows of Fairview and Castleberry Farms, Fairview kitchens share a lot of the same builder cabinetry, and each one gets careful preparation before any color goes on.
We serve the entire Fairview and 37062 area, out to White Bluff (37187).
Once the cabinets are done, other rooms often come next.
Neighboring communities call us about their kitchens as well.
