Marietta, GA · Cobb County
Kitchen Cabinet Painting, Cabinet Painters & Cabinet Refinishing in Marietta, GA
Older homes near historic Marietta Square, 1980s and ’90s oak kitchens across Marietta — we paint and refinish the cabinets you already have.
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Marietta’s Range Of Cabinet Ages
Kitchen cabinet painting in Marietta means working with the widest mix of cabinet ages we see. Cabinet Painting Guys is a family-owned, insured crew of cabinet painters based in Woodstock. Some Marietta kitchens sit in older houses near historic Marietta Square, where the cabinets may already be wearing a coat or two of paint. Others across Marietta still have the 1980s and 1990s oak with raised-panel doors that nobody has touched since move-in day. Call the work cabinet painting or cabinet refinishing — either way you end up with a smooth, factory-style sprayed finish on the cabinets you already own.
Around the Marietta Square, the historic residential blocks — the Church Street and Kennesaw Avenue historic districts among them — include Victorian cottages, Craftsman bungalows and Colonial Revival houses. A kitchen in a house like that may have been remodeled, patched or repainted more than once. We need to see what is actually on the cabinets now — old paint, old varnish, sometimes both — before we can tell you what prep it needs. That is why we start with a free in-home estimate, never a phone quote.
Elsewhere in Marietta, the oak cabinetry that was standard in the 1980s and 1990s has simple, symmetrical raised-panel doors, and that is exactly why they spray so evenly once the grain is filled and primed. Live on the east side of Marietta? See kitchen cabinet painting in East Cobb.
Our Marietta cabinet painters cover the whole city: the historic streets around Marietta Square and Whitlock Avenue, neighborhoods off Roswell Road and Powers Ferry Road, homes along Dallas Highway and Powder Springs Road toward West Cobb, and the subdivisions near Kennesaw Mountain and Barrett Parkway. Marietta is a straight run down I-575 and I-75 from our Woodstock base, so getting to your kitchen for a free estimate is easy. Call 470-828-0086 to set one up.
A Real Marietta Job
This is an actual cabinet repaint we did for a Marietta homeowner — not a rendering.
White Flour — Marietta kitchen
Cabinet Painters Serving Marietta
The method is the same on a ranch and on a two-story near the Square: doors and drawers are sprayed, the frames are finished in place, and only the prep changes.
On a Marietta walk-through we look for the details that decide the job: a greasy film beside the range, worn edges around the handles, chipped door corners, yellowed varnish, and whether the oak grain is still open or has been filled by an earlier coat. Then we talk color. Crisp white, soft gray and deep green all do well here, and we can match a sample you already own.
The estimate follows in writing after the visit. It reflects the number of doors and drawers, the condition of the existing surface, the prep that surface needs, any color change, and your hardware choice. The services page lists everything we do, and our cabinet care page covers the first thirty days.
What a Finished Kitchen Looks Like
Crisp white suits tired oak, and richer colors work just as well. These are real jobs by our crew.
White cabinetry beside a pair of built-in ovens
Olive cabinetry on the fridge side of the kitchen
The whole kitchen in a deep olive finish
Cabinet Refinishing in Marietta
The White Flour kitchen in the video above shows what refinishing means in practice: the floor plan and door locations stay where they were while the surface you see changes completely. In our shop, refinishing is about the finish — a new color, a new sheen, and new hardware if you want it. It is not a tear-out.
What sets Marietta apart is how many cabinets here have been refinished once already. A house near the Square might have original cabinets, a repaint from an earlier owner, and a layer of kitchen grease between the two. Before choosing a primer we check whether the old paint is still tightly bonded, whether varnish sits underneath it, and whether any doors or frame edges have chipped, swelled or split and need repair first.
Raised-panel oak from the 1980s and 1990s is a different case. Its open pores can ghost through a thin coat, so they are filled and sealed before any color goes on. What you get is a flat, even surface rather than the old pattern. If you are not sure which route fits your kitchen, we will tell you straight at the free estimate.
Weighing your options before a Marietta estimate? Read painting vs. replacing kitchen cabinets, our comparison of cabinet painting vs. refacing vs. replacing in Woodstock and Marietta, and our guide to soft-close hardware on painted cabinets. You can also start on our kitchen cabinet painting homepage to see how the whole process works.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, it’s the single most common cabinet style we see across our whole service area, and one of the best candidates for painting — the raised-panel shape sprays very evenly once the oak grain is properly filled and primed.
We inspect the existing finish at the free estimate — older homes near the square sometimes have layers of paint or varnish already, which changes the prep needed. We’ll tell you what we find before we quote a price.
Yes — white or light perimeter cabinets with a contrasting island color is a popular combination for Marietta kitchens with an island, and we can bring sample boards to your estimate so you can see it before committing.
For us the two overlap. Refinishing means changing the finish you see — a new color and sheen, plus new hardware if you want it — while the cabinet boxes, doors and layout stay put. We’ll tell you straight at the free estimate which route fits your cabinets.
Often, yes. It depends on whether the old paint is still tightly bonded, whether there is varnish under it, and whether any edges need repair first. We check all three at the in-home visit, so you hear the answer before any work is scheduled.
Most kitchens are done in three to five days. Cabinets with several layers of old finish can need more prep, and we’ll flag that at the estimate rather than surprise you mid-job.
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