Cabinet Refacing
A new kitchen look, without a full remodel.
When your kitchen's layout works but the cabinets look tired, refacing gets you a fresh look in a week or two — for a fraction of a full remodel.
What's included
We keep your cabinet boxes and layout, and replace everything you actually see.
- New doors, drawer fronts & hardware
- Box refinishing or new veneer
- Soft-close hinges & slides
- Interior organization upgrades
- Crown molding & trim updates
- Paint or stain, your choice
Before & after
Real project photos drop in here as jobs wrap up.
Cabinet refacing FAQ
What's the difference between refacing and a full remodel?
Refacing keeps your existing cabinet boxes and layout but replaces the doors, drawer fronts, and hardware — a full remodel changes the layout and everything in it. Refacing is faster and less expensive, and it's a great fit when your kitchen's bones are solid but the look is dated.
How long does cabinet refacing take?
Most refacing jobs run 1–2 weeks — a fraction of a full kitchen remodel, with far less disruption to daily life.
Is refacing a good fit for my kitchen?
If your cabinet boxes are in good shape and you like your current layout, refacing is usually the better value. If you want to move appliances, change the layout, or your boxes have water damage, a full remodel is the better call — we'll tell you honestly which one fits.
Can I change my cabinet color with refacing?
Yes — new doors and drawer fronts mean a completely different look, from a fresh paint color to a different wood tone entirely.
Proudly refacing cabinets across Highland Park, University Park & Dallas, TX. See where we work for neighborhood-specific details.
Not ready for a full remodel yet?
Refacing is a great way to update your kitchen now — text a photo and we'll tell you honestly if it's the right fit.