Cabinet Refacing

Cabinet refacing can work for you if...

• Your existing cabinets are sound.
• Your existing layout is fine.
• You prefer a wood look for your cabinets
• Needed modifications are minor.​

What is cabinet refacing?

• Remove & discard the cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and moldings.
• Prepare the cabinet boxes and cover them with a factory-finished wood veneer.
• Install new factory-finished doors, drawer fronts, hinges, and moldings.
• Any wood, any door, any finish, any look you want.
• Minor modifications may be made to cabinets.
• Drawers & drawer guides can be replaced.
• Countertops, floors, appliances can all be left alone.
• Cabinet interiors remain unchanged.
• Significantly less expensive than replacing cabinets.

Is cabinet refacing a good value for me?

The cost of a quality cabinet refacing job often approaches the cost of mid-grade new cabinets. Projects where cabinet cosmetics are the main problem are perfect for cabinet refacing.  Much of the savings in a refacing project comes from the things we don't have to do.

• Do not have to tear out cabinets
• Do not have to install new cabinets
• Do not have to replace countertops
• Do not have to replace backsplashes
• Do not have to replace flooring.

Scenarios where cabinet refacing is a great solution.

• I have already replaced countertops.
• I have already replaced the flooring.
• My layout is great.
• My cabinets are good quality and structurally sound.
• My drawers function fine.
• I need just a few minor cabinet modifications.
• I prefer the look of wood cabinets

Scenarios where cabinet refacing may not be the best solution.

• I need all new drawers and guides.
• I would like to change the kitchen layout.
• I want to significantly modify several cabinets.
• My cabinets are falling apart.
• My kitchen has a dropped ceiling or soffits I want to remove.
• I am planning to replace the countertops and flooring as well.
• I want to change appliance locations.
• I prefer the look of painted cabinets