Cabinet Refacing Questions

First you select new cabinet doors from our wide variety of styles and finishes. Then, we get to work! Our methods have been proven over the years and have set us apart from our competitors. We begin by removing and discarding your old cabinet doors and hinges. Then we strengthen and repair cabinet frames where needed. The next step is to carefully prepare the exposed frames to ensure a solid bonding. This may include sanding the frames. Next, we laminate all exposed frames with a matching wood or laminate, depending on the door material you've selected. Our special "two-part bonding system" includes the use of a special manufacturer-recommended glue, which, when applied to both panel and frame, ensures a unique bond. Finally, we conclude with the installation of your new cabinet doors, drawer fronts and hardware.

Depending on the size of the job, we can reface your cabinets, on average, in 3 to 5 days. Since we do not tear out frames, the mess is kept to a minimum. We will clean up every evening to allow you the use of your kitchen throughout the process.

Because we use your existing cabinet framework, usually a 40% - 60% savings can be achieved with cabinet refacing. We tell you up front what your total cost will be. We don't give you estimates. We give firm prices. We'll also give you new cabinet pricing, so you can compare and make an informed decision.

Yes. We can build additional cabinets and even add new drawers to your base cabinets. We can also take out or cut down your existing cabinets to fit new appliances. We can provide rollouts, lazy Susans, new shelving and trim. New custom islands are our specialty.

All of our doors are warranteed by the manufacturer. Our refacing work is warranteed for 10 years.

Cabinet refacing costs range anywhere from $2,500 to $14,000 or more depending mainly on the quality of materials and the size of your kitchen. Refacing is usually cheaper than replacement but more expensive than refinishing.

Painted cabinets tend to accumulate grease and dust, so they are difficult to maintain; while refaced cabinets can be easily cleaned and maintained. Painting cabinets is much cheaper and more economical when compared to refacing cabinets. Refacing cabinets extends the life of cabinets making them more durable.

Yes, typically 50-75% cheaper than the cost of replacing your existing cabinets. In fact the cost of the entire refacing project is usually less than just the materials to replace your cabinets.

In most cases, refaced kitchen cabinets look better than new cabinets. For one thing, you will not see the seams between each of the “box” cabinets (new cabinets), Secondly, the doors and materials that Ideal Home Improvement uses are of higher quality than your typical “box” cabinet. There are so many custom door options with cabinet refacing which are not available in the standard new cabinet selections.

Refacing cabinets can be a cost-effective way to update the look of your kitchen without the expense and hassle of a full remodel. Refacing involves replacing the cabinet doors and drawer fronts, as well as adding new hardware, while leaving the existing cabinet boxes in place. This process can give your cabinets a fresh, new look and increase the value of your home. Additionally, refacing can be completed in a shorter amount of time than a full remodel, allowing you to enjoy your updated kitchen sooner. Ultimately, whether or not it is worth it to reface your cabinets will depend on your individual needs and budget. It is recommended to consult with a professional to determine the best course of action for your specific situation.

The only downside of cabinet refacing is that it offers limited structural changes, but if you're looking to make minor adjustments to your kitchen layout, such as adding an extra cabinet or two, relocating the sink, or installing a kitchen island, then cabinet refacing is a great option.

Cabinet Refacing cost is about at least 30 to 50 % less than total replacement. A typical refacing job could cost anywhere from $6,500 to $15,000 depending on the size of the kitchen, however, for you can expect to pay about $13,000 to $30,000 for contractor-grade replacement cabinets.

The answer to this question depends on several factors. One of the most significant determinants is the quality of the materials used in the cabinet refacing process. For instance, cabinets refaced using high-quality wood veneers materials will Easly last up to twenty years.