Kitchen Spraying

Reasons for restoring rather than replacing

A new kitchen, is just a sprayed door

So if you’re happy with the layout and style of your doors, you don’t need to buy brand new you can just respray

It’s going to cost you a fraction of the price compared to replacing

Replacing a kitchen is expensive and with all the additional hidden costs you’re likely going to spend +£10,000. 

An average kitchen respray costs less than half of that price.

Quality kitchen doors

Kitchens aren’t made as well as they used to be. If you’ve got an old kitchen, it’s likely that the quality wood used for your doors is going to be much better than anything you’d buy nowadays. So don’t waste them by ripping out quality wood and replacing with MDF doors. 

Minimal disruption

A kitchen respray is way less disruptive than a replacement. You will still be able to use your kitchen and you’ll still have plumbing. An average kitchen respray takes around 7 to 10 working days to complete, but for the majority of that time we are away from your home in our workshop spraying your doors. We’ll likely only need to be in your kitchen for 2 to 3 working days, so the disruption caused to your home is minimal.

With a replacement, you’ll be left without a working kitchen for at least one or more weeks.

Mending minor repairs

If you have minor chips in your doors, you don’t need to throw them away and replace. We can fix any minor issues and bring the door back to looking like new. 

The process

• Day 1 – we’ll arrange a start date to collect the doors and drawers which will take half a day to one day. 
• Day 2 to 7 – we will be out of your hair, in our workshop prepping and spraying the door and drawer fronts.
• Day 8/9 – we will return to your home to prep and spray the carcasses. On these days it would be best for you to stay away from the kitchen.
• Day 10 – we will refit the doors and drawer fronts and clean your kitchen. 

So you can see, at no point will you be left without a working kitchen. 

The cost

We offer different options to suit all budgets.

Typically, the average kitchen respray starts from £2,000 including materials and labour. For a large kitchen you could be looking at £1,000 to £3,000 more than this

So, you can see, where a kitchen replacement typically costs +£10,000 with all materials and labour costs, you can make a very good saving choosing to go for a kitchen respray.