Our process

How refacing works.

Refacing replaces worn doors, drawer fronts and hardware while keeping your existing cabinet structure intact.

Kitchen before refacing

1

Free in-home consultation

We come to your home, look at your cabinets and layout, listen to what you’d like to change and provide a free estimate.

Shaker door sample

2

Design selections

Pick your project — a simple reface, a reface with layout changes, or new custom cabinetry — then choose your door style, finish, hardware and organizers.

Cabinet boxes with doors removed during refacing

3

Installation

Our installers cover your cabinet boxes in real wood veneer, add end panels and fit new doors, drawer fronts, glides and hardware.

Finished refaced kitchen

4

Your updated kitchen

The same cabinet structure, with a whole new look.

What refacing changes

  • Cabinet doors (solid wood, ¾” thick)
  • Drawer fronts and drawer glides
  • Hardware
  • Real wood veneer over cabinet boxes, plus end panels

What stays in place

  • Your existing cabinet boxes and structure
  • Your layout — unless you choose to alter, remove or add cabinets

See before & after projects

Gray shaker kitchen with island

Free in-home consultation

Let’s talk about your kitchen.

We’ll walk through door styles, finishes and storage options in your home and give you a free estimate.