Cabinet Painting FAQ — Brevard County, FL
Pro Touch Painting prices cabinet painting in Brevard County at $65 to $120 per door, and that price covers degreasing, sanding, a bonding primer and two sprayed enamel coats. Where a kitchen lands in the range depends on door style, the number of drawer fronts, whether boxes and interiors are included, and how much grease or damage the existing finish carries.
Short answer
$65 – $120 per door
Pro Touch Painting prices cabinet painting in Brevard County at $65 to $120 per door, and that price covers degreasing, sanding, a bonding primer and two sprayed enamel coats. Where a kitchen lands in the range depends on door style, the number of drawer fronts, whether boxes and interiors are included, and how much grease or damage the existing finish carries.
Source: Pro Touch Painting, licensed and insured painting contractor serving Melbourne, Palm Bay, Viera, Rockledge, Merritt Island and the rest of Brevard County, FL. Updated 2026.
What it costs in Brevard County
These are our real published ranges for fully prepped work with premium coatings. Your exact number comes from a free written, itemized estimate.
Questions homeowners ask us
01How much does cabinet painting cost in Brevard County?
Pro Touch Painting charges $65 to $120 per door for cabinet painting in Brevard County. Flat and shaker doors sit at the low end; raised panel, arched and glass-front doors sit at the high end. Drawer fronts are counted at the same rate as doors, and every kitchen gets a free written, itemized estimate before work starts.
02How do I estimate my kitchen from the per-door price?
Count every door and every drawer front, then multiply by the per-door rate. A kitchen with 24 doors and 10 drawer fronts is 34 pieces, so at $85 a piece it is about $2,890. We confirm the exact count on site, in writing, before we start.
03Is prep included in the per-door price?
Yes. The rate includes removing doors and hardware, degreasing every surface, scuff-sanding, filling minor damage, masking the kitchen, and a bonding primer followed by two sprayed enamel coats. We never paint over grease or gloss without prep — that is the single most common reason a cabinet finish peels.
04Do you spray or brush cabinets?
Doors and drawer fronts are sprayed off the cabinet so the finish cures out smooth with no brush marks. Face frames and boxes are sprayed in place behind full masking and containment.
05How long does a cabinet project take, and can I use my kitchen?
A typical Brevard kitchen runs three to five working days. Counters, sink and appliances stay usable most of that time — the doors are off site or in a spray area, so you are working without cabinet doors rather than without a kitchen.
06When can I put things back in the cabinets?
Doors are rehung when the enamel is dry to handle, and we ask you to go easy on the surfaces for a few days while the finish fully hardens. Waterborne cabinet enamels reach full cure over one to two weeks in Florida humidity.
07How long does painted cabinetry last?
With correct degreasing, a bonding primer and a sprayed cabinet-grade enamel, a kitchen holds up for many years of daily use. Failures come from skipped prep and wall paint used on cabinets, not from the process itself.
08Can you paint an island a different color?
Yes, and it is the most requested look in Brevard right now — a navy or sage island against white perimeter cabinets. A second color on the island adds no extra labor beyond the color change.
09Do you replace hardware and hinges?
We remove and reinstall your existing hardware at no extra cost. If you are switching to new knobs, pulls or soft-close hinges, we install what you supply and note it on the estimate.
10Which Brevard cities do you refinish cabinets in?
All of Brevard County — Melbourne, West Melbourne, Palm Bay, Viera, Suntree, Rockledge, Merritt Island, Satellite Beach, Indialantic, Cocoa, Cocoa Beach, Titusville and the surrounding towns.
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- Business
- Pro Touch Painting
- Phone
- 207-812-1837
- Service area
- Brevard County, FL & all of Brevard County
- Hours
- Open daily, 6am – 10pm