Refacing

My dad started refacing cabinets in 1981 from his shop, aka our family garage

Thinking about a reface? We’d love to help.

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How Do I Know If My Cabinets are Good For Refacing?

Questions to ask yourself:

Are your existing cabinet boxes structurally sound and in good condition?

Cabinets with water damage, warping, and broken frames usually aren’t good for refacing.
Do you expect that your cabinets will last another 20 years?
Are you happy with the current layout of your kitchen?

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Kitchen/Bathroom Cabinet Refacing Pros

Less disruption — No demolition, no mess, and you can still use your kitchen during the project.
Cost‑effective — In many cases, refacing is more affordable than full cabinet replacement.
Eco‑friendly — You keep your existing cabinet boxes, reducing waste and keeping materials out of the landfill.
Fast turnaround — Most kitchens are completed in about a week.

Kitchen/Bathroom Cabinet Refacing Cons

Layout stays the same — Refacing won’t fix a poor kitchen design or change the cabinet footprint.
Structural issues remain — Cabinets with water damage, warping, or failing frames are not good candidates.
Limited modifications — Refacing doesn’t allow major changes like adding new cabinets or reworking appliance locations.

Here’s How It Works

Old doors and drawer fronts are removed and taken off‑site.
Cabinet boxes stay in place and are refreshed with matching veneer or a painted finish.
Trim and mouldings are updated so everything ties together cleanly.
New doors, drawer fronts, hinges, and hardware are installed for a complete transformation.
Project timing varies based on style, finish, and whether new countertops are part of the plan.
You can keep using your appliances while we work and your kitchen stays functional throughout the project.

We can also make layout tweaks, add new cabinets, replace drawers with dovetail boxes and full‑extension guides, or coordinate new countertops when you’re ready.

Yes, you can get painted cabinets.
The overall process is similar — We have a professional painter come to your home and paints your cabinet boxes and frames. Then we install new doors, drawer fronts, hinges, and hardware.

Refacing allows you to transform your kitchen or bath by updating the parts you see every day — It’s a simple way to create a clean, modern look without replacing your existing cabinets.

If you’re looking for a way to update your kitchen or bath without the disruption of a full renovation, refacing offers a clean, efficient solution. You get the style you want with far less time and expense.

Refacing

How Do I Know If My Cabinets are Good For Refacing?

Questions to ask yourself:

Are your existing cabinet boxes structurally sound and in good condition?

Cabinets with water damage, warping, and broken frames usually aren’t good for refacing.

Do you expect that your cabinets will last another 20 years?

Are you happy with the current layout of your kitchen?

Click to view our NEW AI Visualizer and see your kitchen in a whole new way.

Kitchen/Bathroom Cabinet Refacing Pros

Less disruption — No demolition, no mess, and you can still use your kitchen during the project.

Cost‑effective — In many cases, refacing is more affordable than full cabinet replacement.

Eco‑friendly — You keep your existing cabinet boxes, reducing waste and keeping materials out of the landfill.

Fast turnaround — Most kitchens are completed in about a week.

Kitchen/Bathroom Cabinet Refacing Cons

Layout stays the same — Refacing won’t fix a poor kitchen design or change the cabinet footprint.

Structural issues remain — Cabinets with water damage, warping, or failing frames are not good candidates.

Limited modifications — Refacing doesn’t allow major changes like adding new cabinets or reworking appliance locations.

Here’s How It Works

Old doors and drawer fronts are removed and taken off‑site.

Cabinet boxes stay in place and are refreshed with matching veneer or a painted finish.

Trim and mouldings are updated so everything ties together cleanly.

New doors, drawer fronts, hinges, and hardware are installed for a complete transformation.

Project timing varies based on style, finish, and whether new countertops are part of the plan.

You can keep using your appliances while we work and your kitchen stays functional throughout the project.

We can also make layout tweaks, add new cabinets, replace drawers with dovetail boxes and full‑extension guides, or coordinate new countertops when you’re ready.

Yes, you can get painted cabinets.
The overall process is similar — We have a professional painter come to your home and paints your cabinet boxes and frames. Then we install new doors, drawer fronts, hinges, and hardware.

Refacing allows you to transform your kitchen or bath by updating the parts you see every day — It’s a simple way to create a clean, modern look without replacing your existing cabinets.

If you’re looking for a way to update your kitchen or bath without the disruption of a full renovation, refacing offers a clean, efficient solution. You get the style you want with far less time and expense.

If this sounds like the kind of update you’ve been thinking about, we’d love to talk with you and help you explore your options.

Refacing

How Do I Know If My Cabinets are Good For Refacing?

Questions to ask yourself:

Are your existing cabinet boxes structurally sound and in good condition?

Cabinets with water damage, warping, and broken frames usually aren’t good for refacing.

Do you expect that your cabinets will last another 20 years?

Are you happy with the current layout of your kitchen?

Click to view our NEW AI Visualizer and see your kitchen in a whole new way.

Kitchen/Bathroom Cabinet Refacing Pros

Less disruption — No demolition, no mess, and you can still use your kitchen during the project.

Cost‑effective — In many cases, refacing is more affordable than full cabinet replacement.

Eco‑friendly — You keep your existing cabinet boxes, reducing waste and keeping materials out of the landfill.

Fast turnaround — Most kitchens are completed in about a week.

Kitchen/Bathroom Cabinet Refacing Cons

Layout stays the same — Refacing won’t fix a poor kitchen design or change the cabinet footprint.

Structural issues remain — Cabinets with water damage, warping, or failing frames are not good candidates.

Limited modifications — Refacing doesn’t allow major changes like adding new cabinets or reworking appliance locations.

Here’s How It Works

Old doors and drawer fronts are removed and taken off‑site.

Cabinet boxes stay in place and are refreshed with matching veneer or a painted finish.

Trim and mouldings are updated so everything ties together cleanly.

New doors, drawer fronts, hinges, and hardware are installed for a complete transformation.

Project timing varies based on style, finish, and whether new countertops are part of the plan.

You can keep using your appliances while we work and your kitchen stays functional throughout the project.

We can also make layout tweaks, add new cabinets, replace drawers with dovetail boxes and full‑extension guides, or coordinate new countertops when you’re ready.

Yes, you can get painted cabinets.The overall process is similar — We have a professional painter come to your home and paints your cabinet boxes and frames. Then we install new doors, drawer fronts, hinges, and hardware.

Refacing allows you to transform your kitchen or bath by updating the parts you see every day — It’s a simple way to create a clean, modern look without replacing your existing cabinets.

If you’re looking for a way to update your kitchen or bath without the disruption of a full renovation, refacing offers a clean, efficient solution. You get the style you want with far less time and expense.

If this sounds like the kind of update you’ve been thinking about, we’d love to talk with you and help you explore your options.

Yes, you can get painted cabinets.
The overall process is similar — We have a professional painter come to your home and paints your cabinet boxes and frames. Then we install new doors, drawer fronts, hinges, and hardware.