Goodhall Spraying Specialists
Transform your kitchen for a fraction of the cost of a new one — doors, drawer fronts and carcasses finished in a flawless, durable sprayed coating, in any colour you choose.
A new kitchen is one of the most expensive purchases you can make for your home. Kitchen spraying delivers the same transformation for a fraction of the price — and in days rather than weeks. Goodhall Spraying Specialists has spent over 20 years perfecting the art of the kitchen respray across Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire.
Your existing doors and drawer fronts are carefully removed, prepared in our dust-controlled spray facility, and finished with professional primers and multiple colour coats. The result is a smooth, factory-standard finish with no brush marks — most people assume the kitchen is brand new.
Farrow & Ball shades are our most requested — Hague Blue, Down Pipe, Studio Green and Elephant's Breath are particular favourites. But you're not limited to any range: we match colours from every major paint brand, or from a fabric swatch, tile or photo you love. Free colour cards and samples are available with every quote.
Kitchen spraying typically costs a fraction of a new kitchen — often 70–80% less than replacement. Because every kitchen is different, we survey and quote each job individually, and all quotes are free with no obligation.
A typical kitchen respray takes around 3 days from collection of the doors to final refit. Larger kitchens may take a little longer — we always confirm timescales in your quote.
In almost all cases, yes. We spray wood, MDF, laminate, vinyl-wrapped and previously painted doors. During your free survey we'll check the condition of your doors and advise honestly on the finish you can expect.
Any colour at all. We regularly spray Farrow & Ball shades such as Hague Blue, Down Pipe and Elephant's Breath, and we can match any brand or a physical sample you already have.
Using professional primers and multiple sprayed topcoats, the finish is hard-wearing and designed to stand up to daily kitchen life — far tougher than brush-applied paint.