Kitchen Spray Painting Cost in Yorkshire: 2026 Prices and What Changes Them

A ColourHaus kitchen project: mustard yellow units with a marble-effect island.

Kitchen spray painting in Yorkshire costs from £1,500 for a smaller kitchen with up to 10 doors and drawer fronts. Most Yorkshire kitchens cost £1,800 to £3,500, depending on the number of doors, drawer fronts, frames and end panels, the door style and the finish. Large kitchens, islands, two-tone schemes and in-frame doors are priced on a fixed quote after a free survey. Those are ColourHaus prices as of October 2026, and they include preparation, primer, topcoats, refitting and a 5-year written guarantee.

Kitchen	Typical price
Smaller kitchen, up to 10 doors and drawer fronts	From £1,500
Most Yorkshire kitchens	£1,800 to £3,500
Large kitchens, islands, two-tone schemes or in-frame doors	Fixed quote after survey

Prices from our kitchen respraying service page, October 2026. Every quote is fixed in writing within 48 hours of the survey.

For comparison, a new fitted kitchen typically costs £10,000 to £30,000 and takes 4 to 8 weeks, as set out on our new kitchen or respray page. A respray usually takes 3 to 5 working days.

What Should a Kitchen Respray Quote Include?

A fair quote covers the whole job. If any of these are missing or listed as extras, ask why.

• Preparation: degreasing, sanding, filling and priming. This is the stage that decides how long the finish lasts, and the one most often cut short on cheap jobs.
• Spraying the doors away from the kitchen: at ColourHaus, doors and drawer fronts are usually collected and sprayed at our workshop in Sheepscar, Leeds.
• Frames, end panels and plinths: sprayed in place with worktops, floors and appliances masked.
• Two topcoats in your chosen colour and finish.
• Rehanging and adjustment of every door and drawer front, with handles refitted.
• A walk-through with you before sign-off.
• A written guarantee that says what it covers and what it excludes.

What Changes the Price?

Within the £1,800 to £3,500 band, and above it, the price is set by how much there is to spray and how long the preparation takes.

Number of doors, drawer fronts and panels

This is the biggest factor. Every door and drawer front is prepared, primed and sprayed on both faces and edges, and every frame and end panel is masked and sprayed in place.

Door style

Slab doors are the quickest to prepare and spray. Shaker doors have more edges and corners. In-frame doors need the most masking, which is why they are priced after the survey.

Islands and peninsulas

An island adds doors, drawer fronts and side panels, and often a different colour. Kitchens with islands are quoted after the survey.

Two-tone schemes

Two colours mean separate masking and spraying for each, so a two-tone kitchen takes longer than a single-colour one.

Colour change

Going from a dark wood or dark paint to a light colour can need an extra coat for full coverage. We see the existing colour at the survey, so this is built into the fixed price rather than added later.

Condition of the surfaces

Peeling vinyl wrap has to be removed first, and chips, dents and loose edges are repaired as part of the preparation. Where old paint has built up or failed, laser paint stripping can take the surface back before spraying; it is priced after a free assessment. Doors with badly swollen or water-damaged edges may not be suitable for spraying, and we will tell you at the survey.

Adding worktops, tiles and handles

If you want the worktops changed as well, spray granite worktops are applied over your existing worktops and priced on a fixed quote after a survey. Our kitchen makeover combines the respray with spray granite worktops, tiles and handles on one quote. Our article on whether spray granite worktops are worth it explains where they make sense.

Deposit, Payment and Finance

A 50% deposit secures your dates, and the balance is due on the final day after you have signed off the work. If you would rather spread the cost, 0% finance is available over 6 or 12 months through Kanda Finance, subject to credit approval. Ask about it when you book your survey.

Warning Signs in a Kitchen Spray Painting Quote

• No survey before the price. A price given over the phone without seeing the doors, their condition and the colour change can only be an estimate.
• Preparation described as optional. Degreasing, sanding and priming are what make the coating stick.
• Doors painted in the kitchen with a brush or roller when you were expecting a sprayed finish.
• No written guarantee, or a guarantee that doesn't say what it covers.
• A low headline price with extras added later for priming, hanging or handles.
• No reviews that describe kitchen work. Read what customers say about the job itself, not just the star rating.

How to Get an Accurate Quote

Book a free survey. We count the doors, drawer fronts, frames and end panels, check the surfaces, talk through colours with sprayed samples, and send a fixed-price written quote within 48 hours. It helps to know roughly how many doors and drawers you have, whether there is an island or glazed doors, any damage you have noticed, and the colour you have in mind, though we can help you choose. If you are in Leeds, see our page on kitchen respraying in Leeds.

“I had my 20 year old IKEA kitchen resprayed. There was nothing wrong with the cabinets, they just looked dated. Matt completely transformed it.”

For the full process from survey to sign-off, read our complete guide to kitchen spray painting and the day-by-day kitchen respray timeline.