What is Cabinet Refacing?
We begin with removing your old, worn, and out-dated doors and drawer fronts from your existing cabinets. The exposed cabinet frame-work is refaced with a 1/8 in. 3-ply hardwood or 3/16 in. solid wood paneling. New custom-made 3/4 in. solid wood doors and drawer fronts, high-grade self-closing hinges and decorative handles are then installed to complete the project. Q: How much does it cost to reface a kitchen? A: Cabinet refacing provides homeowners with an affordable alternative to conventional kitchen remodeling; tearing out your existing cabinets and replacing with new. With cabinet refacing your existing cabinets stay in place so the cost savings are substantial. And in most cases you avoid extra costs affiliated with flooring, electrical work, and plumbing.
Cabinet refacing involves replacing or veneering the parts of the cabinet that are visible all the time. Therefore, the cabinet boxes, called the cases, stay in their current layout, but get a new finish with veneer. Other parts, such as drawer fronts and cabinet doors, get completely replaced. Finally, you finish off the decoration with complementary trim and cabinet hardware. For a small budget and tight schedule, cabinet refacing can bring a whole new look to your kitchen. When you reface your cabinets, you keep the existing structure but spruce up hardware, drawer fronts, cabinet doors, and exterior surfaces. This way, you can rework an already adequate kitchen with a facelift without interrupting your busy life. Many people turn to cabinet refacing when they’d like to update their kitchen, but don’t have a huge budget and can’t manage total demolition. With cabinet refacing, it’s easy to coordinate a new floor or wall paint and end up with a beautiful new room for much less cost t
Cabinet refacing enables you to revitalize your kitchen with new doors, drawer fronts and matching veneer, while keeping your existing cabinet boxes. This creates a “new kitchen” look without the “new kitchen” price tag. Is cabinet refacing right for me? Door and drawer fronts can wear down faster than the frames. So it’s not always necessary to install new custom cabinets. Is cabinet refacing expensive? Done properly, refacing can help you achieve the results you want at a very reasonable price. It all depends on the doors you choose and which company you purchase them from. As an established, mini-remodeling company with operations throughout the United States and now in Canada, we’re able to command favorable pricing from top cabinet manufacturers. And we pass these savings on to you. Is it messy and time consuming? Most cabinet refacing jobs are completed in just two to four days. And we clean the work area each day, giving you full use of your cooking areas and plumbing in the eve
