Timeline by Project Size
The number of doors, drawers, and frames you have is the biggest driver of how many days your project takes:
The single factor that sets this pace is curing. Each layer of finish needs roughly 24 hours to harden before the next one goes on, and rushing that step is what causes cabinet paint to fail later. We refuse to cut that corner.
Smaller scope (a bathroom vanity or roughly 10–15 doors): about 3–5 business days.
A standard kitchen (somewhere around 20–30 doors and drawers): roughly 5–7 working days.
A larger kitchen with 30-plus pieces, an island, and a pantry: about 7–10 business days.
What Happens While the Work Is Underway
We block off your project as one continuous run so there is no waiting around between stages. Your doors and drawers come off and get sprayed in our controlled off-site shop, which is exactly why you can keep cooking and using the room. Meanwhile, our in-house crew preps and finishes the cabinet boxes right in your kitchen during the first couple of days. On the closing day, everything goes back on, gets aligned, and we hand the room back to you.
Why Homeowners Trust OVO Painting
Every cabinet job gets a dedicated project manager on-site daily. That person owns your schedule, answers your questions as they come up, and tidies the work area at the close of each day to keep the house livable. Because we quote a single fixed written price before we begin, the timeline never turns into a surprise on your invoice. Owner Sebastian Thomas stays personally involved from your first call to the final walkthrough, and we stand behind each kitchen with our 5–10 year written warranty. We are rated 5.0 across 135-plus Google reviews and have finished more than 250 Atlanta homes.
Ready to get started?
Want a clear date for your kitchen? Book a free in-home estimate and we'll measure your cabinets, map out the schedule, and hand you a fixed written quote on the spot. Reach OVO Painting at (404) 630-2720 — 5064 Roswell Rd, Suite B202, Atlanta, GA 30342.