Completed kitchen renovation showing a coordinated door style and hardware. Refacing options depend on the condition of your existing boxes.
Is this the right fit?
Start with the condition of the space.
Refacing can make sense when the cabinet layout works but the current door profile feels dated or the doors are unsuitable for refinishing. The visible box surfaces, new doors, hardware, and finish need to work as one design.
What we can discuss
A clear scope from the start.
Check cabinet box condition, layout, and measurements
Discuss replacement door and drawer-front styles
Coordinate visible face frames, end panels, hardware, and finish
Plan fitting, installation, and final adjustments around the agreed scope
Planning your project
Details make a better estimate.
A site visit confirms whether the boxes can support the update and which materials and installation details are needed. Send wide photos, close views of the existing doors, and any problem areas when requesting an estimate.
Will refacing keep my current layout?
Usually the existing cabinet boxes and layout remain. We first check their condition and measurements, then define the door, drawer-front, exposed-surface, and hardware scope with you.
