If your cabinet boxes are still solid but the doors, finish, or hardware are dated, refacing gets you a new look at a fraction of the cost and disruption of a full replacement. We keep the existing cabinet boxes in place and replace the doors, drawer fronts, and hardware, then refinish or re-veneer the exposed box surfaces to match.
What’s Included
New Doors & Drawer Fronts
Choose a new door style and finish — the fastest way to change a kitchen’s entire character.
Box Refinishing
Existing cabinet boxes are re-veneered or refinished so everything matches, inside and out.
Hardware & Hinges
New hinges, pulls, and soft-close hardware, upgrading both look and function.
Interior Organization
We can add pull-out shelving, drawer dividers, or better organization inside existing boxes while we’re in there.
Signs This Is the Right Fit
- Your cabinet boxes are structurally sound but look dated
- You want a new look without a full gut renovation
- You’re working with a tighter budget or timeline than a full remodel allows
- The kitchen layout itself already works well for you
Typical Timeline
Most cabinet refacing projects take 1–2 weeks, much faster than a full renovation since the layout and boxes stay in place.
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