Kitchen Spray Painting Wakefield

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What a Kitchen Spray Painting Job Actually Includes

  • Cabinet doors, drawer fronts, end panels, cornices and pelmets, sprayed either in place or removed and sprayed off-site depending on the job
  • Airless spray equipment with dust-free extraction, which keeps overspray and dust contained rather than settling through the rest of the house during a multi-day job
  • Colour matching to a specific reference, including Farrow & Ball and Little Greene shades, in matte, satin or gloss
  • Interior woodwork such as skirting boards, architrave and internal doors sprayed to match the new cabinet colour where the kitchen opens into a hallway or diner
  • External uPVC doors and window frames sprayed as part of a wider exterior refresh, using the same equipment and process
  • Handles, hinges and hardware removed before spraying and refitted afterwards, or upgraded if you want a different style
  • A suitability check on your existing doors -- solid wood, MDF and most laminate substrates take a sprayed finish well

Not Included / Costed Separately

  • Worktops -- granite, quartz, marble, Dekton, Corian and laminate worktops are a separate specialism handled by our worktop fitting team, not sprayed as part of this service
  • Doors that are delaminating, warped or water damaged, which usually need replacing rather than spraying -- this is checked at the initial visit and quoted separately if it applies
  • New cabinet carcasses, plumbing, electrical or gas work -- a spray-only job doesn't include these, though the same in-house team can quote for them alongside the spraying if you're doing more than a respray
  • Appliance fronts on integrated appliances, which are generally left in place rather than sprayed

Spray Painting Compared to Replacing or DIY Brush Painting

Spray Painting Full Kitchen Replacement DIY Brush Painting
Typical cost for a standard kitchen £800-£2,000 £5,000-£15,000 or more, depending on units and worktops Under £200 in paint and materials
Time to complete 3-5 days 2-4 weeks or more A weekend, though often needs redoing
Finish Smooth, factory-like coat applied with dust-free extraction New factory finish on brand new units Brush marks and uneven coverage are common
Disruption Kitchen usable again most evenings during the job Kitchen out of action for the full renovation Kitchen unusable while drying, with ventilation needed
Guarantee 5-year labour guarantee, 2-year product guarantee Same guarantee on a full new kitchen No guarantee -- durability depends on prep and paint used

The Team Behind Every Respray

Premium Kitchens of Wakefield has been designing, supplying and fitting kitchens across Wakefield and the wider West Riding for 20 years, and spraying is one of three core areas of craftsmanship alongside bespoke cabinetry and worktop fitting. The spraying team sits inside the same in-house company as the joiners, plumbers and electricians who deliver our wider kitchen installation services, so if a respray uncovers something beyond a straightforward paint job -- a door that needs remaking, say, or hardware that needs upgrading -- the same project manager and the same City & Guilds-qualified joiners handle it rather than bringing in a separate subcontractor. Every job starts with a free, no-obligation consultation and a written quote before any spraying begins (see our kitchen spray painting costs guide for what affects the price), and the finished work is backed by a 5-year guarantee on labour and installation and a 2-year guarantee on products. The company is a member of the Construction Industry Training Board and the Federation of Small Businesses, and holds a registered waste carrier licence, so any old doors or hardware you don't want back are disposed of properly rather than left for you to deal with.

Areas Covered Around Wakefield

Wakefield is the base for this service, with jobs carried out across the surrounding towns and villages including Castleford, Knottingley, Featherstone, Normanton, Pontefract, Ossett, Crofton, Walton, Outwood, Stanley, Hemsworth, South Kirkby and Altofts. Recent spray painting projects have included kitchens in Crofton (WF4), Castleford (WF10) and Normanton (WF6), each with its own mix of cabinet ages and finishes to match. Because the spraying is done on-site with dust-free extraction rather than the units being taken off to a workshop, it works as well for a working kitchen in a normal semi or terrace as it does for a larger detached property -- the equipment comes to you rather than the other way round.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why Choose Spray Painting for Your Kitchen?

Choosing spray painting for your kitchen offers numerous advantages over more traditional methods. Firstly, it's significantly more cost-effective than replacing your kitchen units. A full kitchen renovation can be expensive and time-consuming, but spray painting allows you to achieve a stunning transformation at a fraction of the cost. In addition to being budget-friendly, spray painting is also time-efficient. Traditional renovations can take weeks or even months, causing significant disruption to your daily life. In contrast, kitchen spray painting can usually be completed in just a few days, allowing you to enjoy your newly refreshed kitchen much sooner. Moreover, the versatility of spray painting means you can choose from a wide range of colours and finishes to match your personal sty

Q: Is it worth spray painting my kitchen?

A: Yes, spray painting your kitchen is a highly worthwhile investment for several reasons: Cost-Effective Transformation: Spray painting your kitchen is significantly more affordable than a complete renovation. You can achieve a brand-new look and feel without the high costs associated with replacing cabinets, countertops, and other fixtures. This makes it an excellent option if you're looking to update your kitchen on a budget. Quick and Convenient: The spray painting process is much faster than traditional renovation methods. Most projects can be completed within a few days, minimising disruption to your daily life. You won't have to deal with the mess and inconvenience of a lengthy construction project. High-Quality Finish: Spray painting provides a smooth, even finish that is difficult

Q: How much does kitchen painting cost?

A: The cost of kitchen spray painting can vary depending on several factors, including the size of your kitchen, the number of cabinets and drawers, the type of paint and finish you choose, and any additional services required (such as minor repairs or extra preparation work). On average, you can expect to pay between £800 and £2,000 for a standard-sized kitchen. For a more accurate quote, it's best to schedule an initial consultation with our team. During this visit, we will assess your kitchen, discuss your specific needs and preferences, and provide a detailed, customised quote based on the scope of work. We pride ourselves on offering competitive pricing and transparent quotes with no hidden fees, ensuring you get excellent value for your investment. If you would like more information

Q: How long does the kitchen spray painting process take?

A: The entire process typically takes between 3-5 days, depending on the size of your kitchen and the complexity of the project. We work efficiently to minimise disruption to your daily routine.

Q: Is spray painting suitable for all types of kitchen cabinets?

A: Yes, spray painting is suitable for most types of kitchen cabinets, including wood, MDF, and laminate. Our team will assess your cabinets during the initial consultation to ensure they are suitable for spray painting.

Q: What colours and finishes are available?

We offer a wide range of colours and finishes to choose from, including matte, satin, and gloss. Our team can provide samples and help you select the perfect option to match your style and preferences.

Q: How do I care for my newly painted kitchen?

A: We recommend cleaning your cabinets with a soft cloth and mild detergent, avoiding harsh chemicals that can damage the paint. Our team will provide detailed care instructions to help you maintain the finish.