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Inside the house
A kitchen refresh, from new doors to a full remodel
Reface sound cabinets with new doors and fronts, or plan a whole new kitchen with better storage and light.
You'll know it's time
- Doors that look tired but boxes that are solid
- Not enough counter or storage
- A layout that makes cooking awkward
How we do it
If the cabinet boxes are solid, refacing gives the kitchen a new look in far less time. If the layout is the problem, we plan a remodel with you: storage, counters, lighting and flow.
Either way, you see door samples and colors in your own kitchen before you decide.
Good to decide early
- Reface or replaceOur post walks through both.
- Door style and colorShaker, slab or something classic.
- HardwareSmall detail, big change.
- Counters and lightOften added to a refacing job.
Questions we hear
- How long does refacing take?
- Much less time than a full remodel, and the kitchen stays mostly usable.
- Can you add cabinets when refacing?
- Yes, new boxes can be matched to the new doors.
- Do you move plumbing in a remodel?
- If the plan calls for it. We check what is possible first.
- Can we keep our counters?
- Often, if they are in good shape and the boxes stay.
