Cabinet & Trim Painting in Indio

Serving homes throughout Indio, La Quinta, Sun City Shadow Hills, and nearby communities.

Breathe new life into your space with expertly painted cabinets, vanities, and woodwork that look sharp and stay durable. From detailed trim to built-ins and doors, we deliver smooth finishes and clean lines that hold up to everyday use.

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Seamless Finishes

We prep, sand, and apply each coat to create a smooth, even surface. From cabinets to trim, the finish looks sharp, consistent, and built to last.

Clean Workspaces

We keep your home protected from start to finish. Surfaces are masked, flooring is covered, and the space stays clean throughout the job.

Fine Detail Work

Edges and lines matter. We cut in cleanly around panels, trim, and corners to give your cabinetry and woodwork a crisp, polished look.

Cabinet and Trim Upgrades That Stand Out

Cabinet and trim painting is one of the most effective ways to add definition and character to a room. Whether it’s a set of kitchen cabinets, a bathroom vanity, or decorative molding, the right finish can transform the space without replacing a thing.

Each project starts with surface prep tailored to the material. That includes sanding, masking, and selecting the appropriate coatings for daily wear. The goal is to achieve a smooth, long-lasting result that blends seamlessly with the surrounding design.

Trim, built-ins, and cabinetry require more attention to edges and fine detail than standard wall painting. That’s why experienced crews take the time to get the coverage right and ensure clean lines throughout the project.

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Cabinet & Trim Painting Services

Baseboards, Crown & Trim

Painting trim is one of the most effective ways to sharpen a room’s layout. Clean finishes on crown molding, baseboards, and door casings help define edges and connect the space. We focus on caulking gaps, sanding surfaces, and applying smooth coats that bring out every line. When done well, painted woodwork adds clarity and structure without needing to change anything else in the room.

Kitchen Cabinet Painting

Refinishing kitchen cabinets is a smart way to modernize your space without the cost of a full replacement. The process includes thorough prep, sanding, and applying moisture-resistant coatings that hold up in cooking environments. A new finish can hide wear, unify your color scheme, and make the kitchen feel brighter and more up to date. Painted cabinets often become the centerpiece of the entire room.

Built-In Shelving & Storage

Repainting built-ins helps storage areas blend into the space or stand out with contrast, depending on the look you want. Whether it’s bookshelves, media walls, or custom shelving, a clean finish adds polish and balance. We pay close attention to seams, insets, and surrounding trim to create even coverage that looks intentional. Well-painted built-ins feel like they belong — not like add-ons.

Bathroom Vanity Repaints

Painting vanities gives you a cleaner, updated bathroom without replacing cabinets or counters. High-humidity coatings are chosen to handle moisture and regular use, and the prep work ensures paint bonds well across surfaces. Whether you want something light and calming or bold and modern, a properly painted vanity brings fresh energy into the room while staying practical.

Doors and Casings

Repainting doors and surrounding trim helps tie together flooring, wall color, and woodwork. High-use areas around handles and thresholds are sanded and cleaned to accept new paint that holds up to everyday traffic. With caulking, clean tape lines, and even coatings, a simple door repaint can make the entire entryway feel more finished and intentional.

Decorative Contrast Trim

Accent trim helps define edges, doorways, and ceiling lines — especially when paired with bold or deeply colored walls. Using trim as a contrasting element can add subtle elegance or modern detail, depending on the style of the room. With clean cut lines and the right paint combination, contrast trim becomes a built-in feature that elevates the space without changing layout or structure.

Spray, Roll & Brush Finishes

The right application method depends on the material, shape, and finish you’re after. Smooth cabinet faces often benefit from spray finishes, while trim and smaller surfaces may require brushwork or foam rollers. The goal is always the same: consistent coverage, clean lines, and a surface that holds up over time. Choosing the correct technique makes the difference between average and exceptional results.

Protective Clear Coats

Clear topcoats improve durability and give painted surfaces a professional finish. In high-touch areas like kitchens, hallways, or bathrooms, they help reduce scuffs, seal in color, and add a layer of defense against moisture. Whether you’re after a satin, matte, or glossy look, the right clear coat enhances both the performance and appearance of your cabinet or trim project.

Whether you’re updating a few cabinets or refinishing every piece of trim in the house, consistent results come from clear planning and careful work. Each detail adds to the look and feel of the room. Get the job done right with painters from Indio Painting Pros.

Have questions or want to start a quote? Just fill out the above form or give us a call. We’ll walk through the options and help match the right approach for your layout and goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Cabinet and trim painting often involves more detail than standard wall work. From choosing the right coating to prepping older surfaces, here are a few questions that come up when planning this type of interior project.

Do I need to empty cabinets before painting?

If you’re painting kitchen or bathroom cabinets, it’s usually best to clear them out before the work starts. This helps keep everything clean and avoids delays during prep and painting.

Can paint cover old wood grain or stain completely?

Yes, but it depends on the prep. Wood grain can be filled or left visible depending on the look you want. Older stained cabinets are usually sanded and primed to block bleed-through before paint is applied.

Is there a difference between trim paint and wall paint?

There is. Trim paint is typically more durable and comes in a different sheen than what’s used on walls. It’s designed to resist scuffing and provide sharper detail along edges.

Will the paint smell linger after the project?

Most modern paints are low-odor, and any smell typically fades within a day or two. Good airflow helps, and many jobs use low-VOC coatings that minimize any lingering scent.

How do you keep the finish smooth on cabinets or molding?

That comes down to prep and application. The process includes sanding, dust removal, and using the right tools for the surface — whether that’s a sprayer, roller, or brush.

Do interior doors and trim need to be painted together?

Not necessarily, but doing them at the same time can help ensure color consistency across the space. It also saves time compared to breaking the work into separate phases.

What type of paint works best on cabinets?

High-quality trim and cabinet paints are usually water-based or hybrid alkyds designed for hardness, easy cleaning, and durability. The right choice depends on use, finish preference, and surface type.

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