How Much Does a Kitchen Respray Cost?
Kitchen Respray Cost by Kitchen Size
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Kitchen respray costs typically run £1,750–£5,000+ depending on size and number of doors — a fraction of a £10,000+ new kitchen. Find your size below and upload photos for a fixed quote.
Small Kitchen
Flat, apartment, galley, compact home
What’s included
Doors = 8-14
Drawers = included
Kitchen = compact
Guide price
£1,750 – £2,200
Medium Kitchen
Average UK family kitchen
What’s included
Doors = 15-24
Drawers = included
Kitchen = standard
Guide price
£2,200 – £3,200
Large Kitchen
Open-plan kitchen, island
What’s included
Doors = 25-40+
Drawers = included
Kitchen = island
Guide price
£3,200 – £5,000+
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What’s Included in the Price
- Full protection of worktops, floors, appliances and surrounding areas
- Removal and labelling of all doors, drawers and handles
- Degreasing, sanding and full preparation of every surface
- Filling and making good minor chips and imperfections
- Specialist primer suited to your cabinet material
- Two-coat spray finish in your chosen colour and sheen
- Spraying of cabinet frames, plinths, cornices and end panels
- Refitting of all doors and drawers, realigned and adjusted
- Full clean-up and removal of all waste and materials
Kitchen respray prices explained
Kitchen respray costs in Surrey and South West London mostly fall between £1,750 and £5,000. The biggest factor is simply the number of doors, drawers and panels being sprayed — which is why we price by kitchen size rather than a vague day rate. A compact galley kitchen with 8–14 doors sits at the lower end, while a large open-plan kitchen with an island, larder units and end panels sits at the top. Compare that with £10,000–£25,000 for an equivalent replacement kitchen and it’s easy to see why respraying has become the go-to option: you keep perfectly good carcasses out of landfill, avoid a week of rip-out disruption, and get a hard-wearing, factory-style sprayed finish in your chosen colour in around five days. Every price we quote is fixed once we’ve seen your photos — the price you’re given is the price you pay.
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What Affects the Cost of a Kitchen Respray
Condition of the existing units. Sound, clean doors need less preparation. Heavy grease, peeling laminate, water damage around the sink or previously painted surfaces all add prep time — and prep is where quality finishes are won or lost.
Surface type. Solid wood and MDF take paint readily. High-gloss, thermofoil and laminate need extra bonding preparation to guarantee adhesion.
Kitchen layout. Islands, glazed cabinets, open shelving, tall larder units and awkward corner runs all take longer than a straightforward galley.
Extra items. Plinths, cornices, end panels, bulkheads and pantry interiors are often overlooked when comparing quotes — we include them in ours so there are no surprises.
Finish and colour. Most colours cost the same, but a dramatic change (dark to very pale, for example) may need additional coats for full, even coverage.
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