A new kitchen without the tear-out.
Refacing keeps the solid cabinet boxes you already have and gives them new doors, new drawer fronts, a refinished face and new hinges. Your countertops, plumbing and floors stay put, and the kitchen looks brand new.
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Before & after
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What is refacing?
Your cabinet boxes are usually the strongest part of an older kitchen. Refacing keeps them and replaces what you see and touch: doors, drawer fronts, hinges and hardware. The face frames get refinished to match.
Why not replace everything?
- No demolition, no new countertops, no plumbing work
- Usually a fraction of the cost of new cabinets
- Days of disruption instead of weeks
- Solid old boxes stay out of the landfill
When replacement is better
If your boxes are water damaged, sagging or the layout doesn't work for you, refacing won't fix that. I'll tell you honestly, and I build custom cabinets too.
What’s included
- New doors and drawer fronts, built in my shop
- Face frames refinished to match
- New soft-close hinges, standard on every door
- Hardware installed
Add-ons
- New drawer boxes
- New drawer slides (soft-close undermount)
- New vanity
The process
- Free estimate
Get a ballpark price online in a couple of minutes.
- In-home look
I check that your boxes are sound and measure every door and drawer.
- Pick style & finish
Door style, color and hardware.
- Built in my shop
Doors and drawer fronts are made and finished here.
- Install
Face frames refinished, doors hung on new soft-close hinges, everything adjusted.
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What would refacing cost for your kitchen?
Count your doors and drawer fronts and get a ballpark price in about two minutes.