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.
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.
Doors and drawer fronts are removed, labeled and cleaned of years of cooking grease — the step that decides whether paint bonds.
Every surface is scuff-sanded and coated with a bonding primer made for slick factory finishes and raw oak grain.
Doors are sprayed off-site or in a controlled area in thin, even coats, so there are no brush marks or roller texture.
Hardware goes back on, doors are re-hung and aligned, and your kitchen is left clean and usable.
We deliver cabinet refinishing across the Space Coast — pick your city for local details.
Brevard County is one of the harshest coating environments in the country, and cabinet refinishing here has to be planned around that. Salt carried inland off the Atlantic and the Indian River, relative humidity that sits near ninety percent for months, daily summer storms, and UV exposure that barely lets up in winter all shorten the service life of the wrong product. When a finish fails early on the Space Coast, the paint itself is rarely the cause — the surface underneath was not clean, dry, sound, and primed before the finish coats went on.
Every project starts with a walk-through and a written scope instead of a phone quote. We check the existing finish for adhesion, chalking, and mildew, look for moisture intrusion and hidden water damage, confirm the substrate, and list the repairs that must happen first: stucco cracking, hard or split caulk joints at windows and trim, soft fascia and soffit wood, drywall damage and nail pops, or slab grinding and moisture testing on floor coatings. Your estimate itemizes prep, products, coat counts, crew size, and timeline, so the number you approve is the number you pay.
Prep is the majority of the labor and the reason a repaint lasts eight to twelve years here rather than three. Exterior work gets a controlled wash, mildew treatment, stucco patching, full re-caulking, and spot priming over bare or chalky areas before two finish coats of premium 100% acrylic rated for coastal exposure — elastomeric where hairline cracking calls for it. Interior work gets furniture moved and covered, floors protected, patching sanded flat, stains sealed so they cannot bleed through, and hand-cut lines rather than tape alone. Cabinets are degreased, deglossed, and sprayed with a cabinet-grade finish; garage and patio floors are diamond-ground before any coating touches the concrete.
Pricing depends on square footage, substrate condition, coating system, and access — not on a flat per-foot guess. Most Brevard County homeowners want to know the range before they call, so our cost guides publish real local numbers, and our estimates break out prep so you can see exactly where the labor goes. Homes that have gone longer than a decade between repaints, or that sit east of US‑1 in the direct salt band, carry more prep and we say so up front instead of discovering it mid-project.
Crews are licensed, insured, background-checked, and based here on the Space Coast. You get one point of contact for the whole job, daily site cleanup rather than one push at the end, a final walk-through where anything you flag gets corrected before sign-off, and a written 2-year workmanship warranty. Free estimates are available countywide — Melbourne, Palm Bay, Viera, Suntree, Rockledge, Cocoa, Merritt Island, Cocoa Beach, Satellite Beach, Indialantic, West Melbourne, and Titusville — and every homeowner is welcome here, including LGBTQ+ families.
Prep is the part of the job you never see once we are gone, and it is the only reason a finish lasts in Brevard County's heat, salt and humidity. This is the sequence we follow on every cabinet refinishing job — it is written into your estimate, not left to chance.
Every door, drawer front and piece of hardware is removed, labeled and bagged so it all returns exactly where it started.
Doors around the range carry years of cooking oil. They are cleaned with a dedicated degreaser and rinsed — this single step decides whether the finish bonds or peels at the handles.
Doors, drawer fronts, boxes and face frames are scuff-sanded so the primer has tooth. Factory clear coats are slick; primer alone will not hold on them.
Dings, old hardware holes and grain that will telegraph through are filled and sanded flat. Open-grain oak is grain-filled when you want a fully smooth look.
Countertops, appliances, backsplash and floors are masked and the work area is put under containment with filtered ventilation before any spraying starts.
Doors are sprayed flat on racks and left to cure; boxes and face frames are sprayed in place. Your kitchen stays usable in the evenings throughout.
We spec products for Florida exposure, not for the lowest material cost. Here is the system, layer by layer, and why each layer is there.
Cleaner
Removes the cooking film that causes adhesion failure at the handles and around the stove.
Two passes
Primer
Grips slick factory finishes and stops tannin from bleeding yellow through a white topcoat.
One to two
Finish
Cures to a hard, factory-smooth film that stands up to fingernails, cleaners and daily use.
Two, sanded between
Islands and accents
A navy or sage island against white perimeter cabinets is the most requested Brevard look and costs no extra labor beyond the color change.
Two
Cabinet refinishing is priced by door and drawer count, not by kitchen square footage — a big kitchen with simple slab doors can cost less than a small kitchen with 40 detailed doors.
The main driver. We count them on the walk and put the count in the estimate.
Raised-panel and detailed profiles take longer to sand and spray than shaker or slab.
Open-grain oak needs grain filling for a smooth finish; maple and MDF do not.
A second color means separate masking and spray sessions.
Painting inside the boxes and the shelves is optional and quoted separately.
New pulls, or filling and re-drilling for a different hole spacing, is its own line.
Real homes and businesses on the Space Coast — drag the sliders to see the same room or wall before and after our cabinet refinishing work.
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Exactly what was prepped, primed and coated on recent jobs — the same detail that goes in your written estimate.
Cabinet refinishing · Central Viera, Viera, FL
Doors and drawer fronts were removed, labeled and degreased, then sanded and bonding-primed before spraying. Boxes and face frames were masked and sprayed in place, hardware holes were kept clean, and the kitchen was back in use each evening.
Cabinet refinishing · Wickham Road corridor, Melbourne, FL
A two-tone refinish: perimeter cabinets sprayed a warm white and the island sprayed navy. Grease was cut with a degreaser first, every door was scuff-sanded and bonding-primed, and the finish was sprayed for a factory-smooth surface with no brush marks.
Cabinet refinishing · Suntree, FL
Going light over a dark stain takes a stain-blocking bonding primer and patient coats. Doors were sprayed off-site on racks, boxes sprayed in place, and everything reassembled with the original hardware layout.
We walk the job, measure it, and put the full scope — prep, products and coats — in writing before anyone picks up a brush. No pressure, no obligation, and you keep the estimate either way.
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Call 207-812-1837 or send your project details — we walk the job, put the scope in writing, and start when you're ready.
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