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Give your kitchen or bath a new look without new cabinets. We clean, sand, prime and paint your existing cabinets in a smooth finish that holds up to daily use.
Kitchens across Central Arkansas are full of solid cabinets with tired finishes: honey oak from the 1980s and 1990s, builder-stained doors from the 2000s, and older wood cabinets in Little Rock and North Little Rock homes that have been painted before. If the boxes are sound, painting is the fastest, most affordable way to change the look of the room. Humidity is the local wrinkle. Cabinet finishes need time to cure hard, and muggy Arkansas summers slow that down, so we plan coats and reinstall around the weather and tell you exactly when the kitchen is ready for normal use.
Cabinet finishes need time to cure hard, and humidity slows that down. On muggy Central Arkansas summer days we allow extra dry time between coats and before doors go back on, and we'll tell you when it's safe to load shelves and use the kitchen normally.
You'll know the scope before we start: what we're coating, how we'll prep it and what it will cost.
Homes across Pulaski, Saline, Faulkner and Lonoke counties, including Little Rock, North Little Rock, Sherwood, Maumelle, Conway, Cabot, Bryant and Benton.
We started Revive Paint with a simple idea: do careful work, tell people the truth and clean up after ourselves.
Degreasing, scuff-sanding and a bonding primer are where cabinet jobs succeed or fail, so we don't rush them.
Doors, drawers and hardware are removed, labeled and returned to the right spot.
We'll plan the work and cure times with you so you can still feed your family.
We look at your cabinets, check the existing finish, talk colors and sheen, and explain exactly what the job includes.
Doors, drawers and hardware come off and get labeled. Counters, floors and appliances get covered.
Every surface is degreased, scuff-sanded and primed with a bonding primer so the paint grips.
Thin, even coats go on with drying time between each one, for a smooth finish on boxes, doors and drawer fronts.
We rehang doors, reinstall hardware, adjust anything that sticks and walk the kitchen with you.
Cabinet painting is priced mostly by the number of doors and drawers, their condition, and whether we paint the inside of the boxes.
National cost guides put the average kitchen at about $4,000, with most between $2,500 and $6,500, or about $70 to $125 per door (Fixr, 2026). Those are national figures. Your Revive Paint estimate is free, in writing, and based on your actual home.
Photos from Revive Paint jobs in Central Arkansas.
Real Google reviews from Revive Paint customers in Central Arkansas.
Very good company. Great guys to work with David and Bryce were honest and responsible. I really respect their work. I would hire them again.
We received a free estimate on Thursday and they came out on Monday and started the painting. They expected the job to take 2 days it was complete in one day! They did a great job and the price was reasonable.
We used Revive Paint LLC to paint the inside of our house. We couldn't be more pleased with them. Very hard-working, dependable, and excellent paint job. They were very careful with our floors and furniture and followed up and inspected after the job was done. Highly recommend this company.
Local details, rules and neighborhoods for each city we serve.
In Little Rock we see two kinds of kitchens that are perfect for paint. Mid-century homes in neighborhoods like Leawood and Midtown often have…
Little Rock →Pulaski CountyMany North Little Rock kitchens date from the 1950s through the 1990s, especially in Lakewood, Indian Hills and Levy. Those cabinets are often solid…
North Little Rock →Pulaski CountyOak cabinets from the 1980s and 1990s are common in Sherwood kitchens, and they're usually solid and well built, just dated. Oak has an…
Sherwood →Pulaski CountyKitchens in Maumelle homes from the 1980s through the 2000s often have solid cabinets with dated finishes: honey oak, cherry stain or a builder…
Maumelle →Faulkner CountyClose to half of Conway's homes were built in 2000 or later, and many still have their original stained or builder-finished cabinets. After 15…
Conway →Lonoke CountyMany Cabot kitchens have builder-finished cabinets from the 2000s and 2010s, often a medium or dark stain that's worn at the door edges and…
Cabot →Saline CountyMany Bryant kitchens have oak or builder-finished cabinets from the 1990s and 2000s that are still solid but look dated. Painting them is one…
Bryant →Saline CountyBenton kitchens range from older homes near downtown with original wood cabinets to newer subdivisions with builder-finished cabinets from the 2000s. If the boxes…
Benton →Revive Paint is owned by David Maynard and Bryce Martin, two Central Arkansas families who started the company in 2025 to do careful work and communicate honestly. We hold an Arkansas Residential Home Improvement License, carry general liability insurance, are BBB accredited and members of the Little Rock Regional Chamber, and have been featured on KATV's Good Morning Arkansas.
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Most kitchens take several working days, plus cure time before the finish is fully hard. We'll give you the schedule in your estimate so you can plan meals around it.
Laminate can usually be painted after cleaning, sanding and a bonding primer. Thermofoil that's already peeling isn't a good candidate for paint, and we'll tell you so.
Painting puts new color on your existing boxes and doors. Refinishing usually means stripping and re-staining the wood. Refacing replaces the doors and drawer fronts. If your boxes are solid, painting is usually the most affordable way to change the look.
You can use the kitchen lightly while we work. Paint feels dry quickly but takes longer to cure, so we'll tell you when to load shelves and when doors can take everyday use.
Yes. Vanities, laundry cabinets, bookcases and built-ins get the same prep as kitchen cabinets.
Yes. Revive Paint holds an Arkansas Residential Home Improvement License (#0478560127), which covers painting, cabinets, concrete and special coatings, and we carry general liability insurance on every job.
Tell us about your project. We'll look at it with you, talk through colors, products and prep, and send you a clear, written price.
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