Specialty Painting Services

  • Kitchen cabinets 
  • Painting
  • Refinishing
  • Custom stains
  • Hardware replacement
  • Decks and porches
  • Painting
  • Power washing & cleaning
  • Staining & sealing
Painting of wooden deck with stairs, railing, and view of trees.

Kitchen cabinet painting

Kitchen cabinet painting is such a transformation for a property. A tedious procedure that requires removing all hardware and labeling all pieces to ensure reinstallation is a breeze. In between those phases comes a multi-step process that starts with cleaning, masking, and sanding to open the pores of the wood before beginning any primer or painting. Primer and paint play a vital role in the durability of such a high-traffic area.


Kitchen cabinet painting or kitchen cabinet staining allows a revitalized look to a space and secures a finish to last for years to come.

Bright modern kitchen with white cabinets, island, stainless appliances, and hardwood floors

This kitchen in Danville utilized darker coating under-counter to create a contrasting accent.

Wooden deck stairs leading to a sunlit outdoor patio with greenery beyond

Albany experiences a multitude of weather microclimates, and this deck is ready for all of them. You might notice the homeowner opted for a granite rock cut into the deck's design.

Outdoor Staining and Sealing

Staining and sealing exterior wood adds extra benefit beyond just appeal; products have fire retardant and UV exposure protection built into them. We have always loved the look of natural wood, the grains as they flow through the pieces, waving and interchanging from end to end. Staining and sealing decks, homes, and fences can amplify the natural tones in the wood or can be opaque to give a more monochromatic look. There’s a wide variety of options to choose from that will all create longevity.

Insights on Specialty Home Painting

Front porch of a light gray house with a tan door, brick steps, and black railings.
By Chad Feagley • September 11, 2026
Follow Cutting Edge Painting through a real Oakland lead-based paint project—from EPA certification and the city's LBP permit to safe containment, priming, and a striking final repaint.
Front porch of a gray Victorian house with white trim and decorative columns
By Chad Feagley • June 8, 2026
See how Cutting Edge Painting matched century-old stained wood on new baseboards during a historic 1929 MacGregor home restoration
Person painting a white wall with a long-handled roller on a ladder
By Chad Feagley • June 8, 2026
See how Cutting Edge Painting tackled a full interior repaint of a 1929 Albany home