Cabinet painting · Alameda
A realtor who sends her clients to Abel. He painted the cabinets in a client’s new waterfront home, stayed responsive throughout, and the new owners loved it.

Cabinets take more abuse than any wall. Hands, steam, grease and banging doors mean the finish has to bond hard and stay smooth.
That comes down to prep. Every surface is degreased and sanded, then primed with a primer made to grip slick finishes, before the color coats.
Painted cabinets are one of the most common updates before a sale. A Bay Area realtor who refers her clients to Abel had him paint the cabinets in a client's waterfront home, and the new owners loved the result.
Our summaries of real reviews. Tap through to read each one in full.
Cabinet painting · Alameda
A realtor who sends her clients to Abel. He painted the cabinets in a client’s new waterfront home, stayed responsive throughout, and the new owners loved it.
Yes, by a wide margin in most kitchens. If the cabinet boxes are solid, painting gives you a new look for a fraction of the cost of new cabinets.
Good prep and a cabinet-grade finish make a hard, durable surface. Most chipping comes from skipping the sanding or the bonding primer.
Mostly, yes. Doors and drawers are worked on in stages, and Abel will tell you which days the kitchen will be busiest.
Cabinet Painting in Redwood City, Redwood Shores, Emerald Hills, San Carlos, Belmont, Menlo Park, Atherton, Woodside, and nearby. See the full service area.

Walls, ceilings, trim and doors, with floors and furniture protected.
Learn more
Cracked concrete steps, trim and fascia, doors, baseboards and flooring prep.
Learn more
Feature walls, diamonds, stripes and patterns laid out and painted by hand.
Learn moreCall or text Abel. Send a few photos of the job and he will tell you what it needs.