Cabinet Refinishing in Barefoot Bay, FL
Pro Touch Painting refinishes, resurfaces and paints kitchen and bathroom cabinets throughout Brevard County, FL — doors and drawer fronts are degreased, sanded, primed and sprayed for a factory-smooth finish, typically for a fraction of the cost of new cabinets or of refacing.
Why Barefoot Bay homes need cabinet refinishing done right
Barefoot Bay is a large 55+ community in south Brevard with manufactured and modular homes, carports, screen rooms and community color standards. Coatings here have to handle full sun on metal and vinyl skirting, plus heavy summer rain, so we use products rated for those substrates and prep carefully around trim, awnings and lanai enclosures. We also handle interior repaints, cabinet refinishing and drywall repair for owners updating a home before selling or after a move-in.
Honey oak, maple and dark espresso cabinets date a Florida kitchen faster than anything else in the room. Refinishing (also called cabinet resurfacing) keeps the boxes you already have and replaces only the finish, so a full kitchen is usually done in a few days instead of the weeks a remodel or a refacing job takes — and at a small share of the price.
55+ community color standards
We match approved community palettes and provide the written scope and color list owners need for association approval.
Manufactured home substrates
Metal, vinyl and aluminum trim need the right primer and bonding coat — standard wall paint alone will not hold on these surfaces.
How we approach cabinet refinishing in Barefoot Bay, Florida
Cabinet refinishing in Barefoot Bay is not the same job it would be inland. Brevard County homes deal with salt air blowing off the Indian River and the Atlantic, months of high humidity, daily summer rain and relentless UV. Those conditions shorten the life of the wrong product dramatically — and they punish shortcuts in prep even harder. A coating that fails early in Barefoot Bay almost never failed because of the paint; it failed because the surface underneath was not clean, dry, sound and primed before the finish went on.
So we start with assessment, not with a price. We inspect the existing finish for adhesion, chalking and mildew, check for moisture and hidden water damage, identify substrate type, and flag the repairs that have to happen first — stucco cracks, failed caulk joints, soft wood, drywall damage, or slab prep on coating work. You get a written estimate that itemizes prep, products, coat count, crew size and timeline, so nothing shifts once work begins.
The work itself follows a fixed sequence: protect the space and surroundings, clean and de-gloss or wash, complete every repair, prime the areas that need it, then apply two full finish coats of premium coatings selected for Florida coastal exposure. We spray, roll or brush based on what the surface calls for rather than what is fastest, and we hand-cut lines for a crisp edge. Nothing gets signed off until we have walked the job with you and touched up anything you point out.
Practical details matter as much as the finish. Our Barefoot Bay crews are licensed, insured and background-checked, arrive when we said we would, cover and mask thoroughly, and clean the site daily instead of at the end. You will have one point of contact for the whole project and a written warranty on workmanship. Free estimates are available across Barefoot Bay and the wider Space Coast, and every homeowner is welcome — including LGBTQ+ families.
Our cabinet refinishing process in Barefoot Bay
- Step 1
Degrease and label
Doors and drawer fronts are removed, labeled and cleaned of years of cooking grease — the step that decides whether paint bonds.
- Step 2
Sand and prime
Every surface is scuff-sanded and coated with a bonding primer made for slick factory finishes and raw oak grain.
- Step 3
Spray the finish
Doors are sprayed off-site or in a controlled area in thin, even coats, so there are no brush marks or roller texture.
- Step 4
Reinstall and adjust
Hardware goes back on, doors are re-hung and aligned, and your kitchen is left clean and usable.
- Factory-smooth sprayed finish, not brushed
- Grain-filling available on oak cabinets
- White, greige, sage and two-tone island colors
- Most kitchens finished in 3–5 days
Cabinet Refinishing neighborhoods in Barefoot Bay
- Barefoot Bay units 1–7
- Micco Road side
- Bay Lakes
- Sebastian River side
- Barefoot Bay golf area
- US-1 corridor
Cabinet Refinishing in Barefoot Bay — questions
- Do you offer cabinet refinishing in Barefoot Bay, FL?
- Yes. Pro Touch Painting serves Barefoot Bay and the surrounding Brevard County area with licensed, insured crews. Call 207-812-1837 for a free written estimate.
- What is the difference between cabinet refinishing, refacing and resurfacing in Melbourne, FL?
- Refinishing (also called resurfacing) keeps your existing doors and boxes and replaces only the finish — degrease, sand, prime and spray — and runs roughly $2,000–$5,500 for a Melbourne kitchen. Refacing replaces the door and drawer fronts and applies new veneer to the boxes, usually $6,000–$12,000. Full replacement starts around $15,000. For most Brevard County kitchens with solid boxes, refinishing gives the same visual change for a third of the cost of refacing.
- Do you refinish bathroom vanities as well as kitchen cabinets?
- Yes. Bathroom cabinet and vanity refinishing is a one-to-two-day job in most Melbourne and Palm Bay homes, and we use moisture-tolerant cabinet coatings because Brevard bathrooms stay humid year round.
- How much does it cost to paint kitchen cabinets in Brevard County?
- Most Brevard County kitchen cabinet refinishing projects run roughly $2,000–$5,500 depending on door count, whether you want grain filling on oak, and how many colors are used. Every project gets a free written estimate before work begins.
- How long does cabinet refinishing take?
- A typical Brevard County kitchen takes 3–5 working days from removal to reinstall. You keep use of the kitchen through most of that time because the boxes stay in place.
- Will painted cabinets chip or peel?
- Not when they're prepped correctly. Failures come from painting over kitchen grease or skipping primer. Pro Touch degreases, scuff-sands and applies a bonding primer before spraying a durable cabinet-grade finish.
- Can honey oak cabinets be painted white?
- Yes — it's the most requested cabinet project in Brevard County. Oak grain can be filled first for a smooth modern look, or left visible if you prefer some texture.
Free cabinet refinishing estimate in Barefoot Bay
Call 207-812-1837 or send your project details — we'll walk the job, put the scope in writing, and start when you're ready.
Other services in Barefoot Bay, FL
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- Business
- Pro Touch Painting
- Phone
- 207-812-1837
- Service area
- Barefoot Bay, FL & all of Brevard County
- Hours
- Open daily, 6am – 10pm