Cabinet Refacing & Refinishing is the Quick Solution to Kitchen Remodeling

Cabinet refacing can be performed in both residential and commercial settings. All cabinetry can be refaced (wood, laminate, thermo foil, even MDF). Worn, outdated cabinetry can be easily transformed to rich cherry, maple, hickory, pecan and alder cabinetry in a variety of door styles and finishes including paints, glazes and distressed finishes. Cabinet refacing will transform any outdated kitchen into a modern, custom looking kitchen at half the new Cabinet Refacing Cost.

The refacing process involves replacing the old doors and drawer fronts with new full overlay doors and drawer fronts for a modern, updated look. In some instances specialty glass, such as stained glass, can be reused in the new doors. 

Advantages of Cabinet Refacing:

Very Economical:

On average, Wood Cabinet Refacing costs roughly 50 percent less than replacing your existing cabinets with new ones. Whether you choose to reface your bathroom, kitchen or elsewhere in your home, refacing can save you a lot of money.

Less Complicated: 

Cabinet replacement is a rather large task that takes numerous days to complete. You will have to change your schedule and plan extensively before you plan and perform cabinet replacement.

Prevents Waste: 

If your current cabinets are in otherwise good condition, there is no need to completely remove them. Refacing will make your kitchen or bath look brand new.

The Basic Tasks of Cabinet Refinishing:

The first thing is to do in the Wood Cabinet Refinishing is to remove your cabinet doors and drawer-fronts and take off all the hardware. Scrub them with degreaser until they are thoroughly free of grease and contaminants. This will allow your paint to adhere to the surface. After the wood has dried, you can sand, clean, and paint. Put three or more very thin coats of paint, sanding and allowing drying between each coat.