Cabinet Painting
A New Kitchen Without a New Kitchen
Under The Sun Construction gives kitchen and bath cabinets a fresh, factory-smooth finish without the cost, mess, or months of a full remodel.
We’re a family-owned painting company serving Portland Metro and Southwest Washington, and your project is completed by our own employed crew, not handed off to subcontractors.

Your Cabinets Aren’t the Problem. They Just Look Tired
Your Cabinets Aren’t the Problem. They Just Look Tired
A dated kitchen doesn’t always mean you need a demo crew and a six-month timeline. Most of the time, it’s the finish that’s worn out, not the cabinets themselves.
The boxes are solid. The layout still works. What’s gone is the color, the sheen, the hardware, the feel of walking into the room.
The tricky part is that cabinet painting is easy to do badly. Skip the degreasing, skip the sanding, skip the right primer, and you can end up with drips, brush marks, peeling, and a finish that chips far sooner than it should.
We built our cabinet process to solve that specific problem: a sprayed, factory-style finish that looks like it belongs there, completed by our own trained employees from prep through final walkthrough.
Sprayed, Not Slapped On
Sprayed, Not Slapped On
Cabinet painting rewards patience, and that’s exactly where a lot of painters cut corners. We don’t. Our process is built around the prep work nobody sees and the finish everybody notices:

What a Cabinet Project With Us Looks Like
Kitchen Cabinets
Full kitchens, islands, and pantries. New color, new sheen, same solid cabinet boxes you already have.
Bathroom Vanities
A smaller footprint with the same careful process. Painting a vanity can be a simple way to make a dated bathroom feel dramatically different without replacing the cabinetry.
Two-Tone & Accent Finishes
Want the island one color and the perimeter cabinets another? We’ll help you think through combinations that work with your countertops, flooring, backsplash, and the rest of your home, including which trends are likely to have staying power.

Not Sure What Color? That’s Normal
Most homeowners know they’re tired of their cabinets long before they know what they want instead.
We’ll walk you through real options, from warm whites and soft neutrals to greens, deep navy, black, and other colors that work well with the surfaces already in your home.
We’ll also help you choose an appropriate sheen and finish for cabinets that have to stand up to everyday kitchen or bathroom use.
There’s no pressure to decide on the spot.
You don’t need to have the color figured out before you call us.
Here’s How It Works
1. We Talk It Through
We start with a conversation and a look at your existing cabinets. We’ll talk about what you want to change, possible colors and finishes, the condition of the cabinets, and whether painting makes sense for what you have.
2. You Get an Honest Estimate
We’ll explain what’s involved in your particular cabinet project so you understand what we’re doing and what you’re paying for. No vague promises and no surprises halfway through the job.
3. We Prep It Right
Doors and drawers are removed and labeled, surfaces are degreased, cabinets are sanded, and necessary prep work is completed before the finish goes on.
This is the part that determines how good your cabinets look later, so we don’t rush it.
4. We Spray It
We use a sprayed finishing process to create the smooth, even appearance you’d expect from professionally finished cabinetry, rather than leaving you with obvious brush or roller marks.
5. We Put It Back Together
Doors, drawers, and hardware are reinstalled, everything is checked and adjusted, and we walk through the finished project with you before we’re done.
Most of our Business Started with a Referral. Don’t Just Take Our Word for It.
Ready to Fall Back in Love With Your Kitchen?
You may not need new cabinets. You may just need to see the ones you already have differently.
Give us a call or send us a message. We’ll take a look at your cabinets, talk through color and finish options, and give you an honest estimate for the work.
No pressure. No surprises.


