Many Winston-Salem homes, especially in neighborhoods like Ardmore and West End, have original solid wood cabinet boxes that are excellent refacing candidates. Wesley Construction gives them a new look for a fraction of full replacement cost.
Homes built in the early-to-mid 20th century in neighborhoods like Ardmore, West End, and Buena Vista were often outfitted with solid wood cabinet boxes, built at a time when particleboard construction wasn't the industry default. That's genuinely good news for refacing.
Original cabinetry in older Winston-Salem homes is frequently solid wood, which holds new doors and hardware exceptionally well once refaced.
Before recommending refacing, we check under sinks and around dishwashers for any moisture damage that's common after decades of use.
Homes closer to Kernersville and other newer developments often have particleboard boxes, which we assess case by case for refacing suitability.
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Most Winston-Salem projects like yours land in this range, but box condition affects the final number. A quick call gets you a firm number: (919) 909-2700.
Estimates reflect typical regional pricing. Final pricing is confirmed during your free in-home consultation.
Cabinet refacing typically runs $4,000 to $9,000 for a small kitchen and up to $13,000 for a larger one. Original cabinet boxes in older Winston-Salem homes are often solid wood, which typically reface very well.
Often, yes. Homes in neighborhoods like Ardmore and West End frequently have solid wood cabinet boxes built to last, which tend to be excellent refacing candidates once we confirm there's no water damage or structural issues.
Yes. We regularly work in Ardmore, Buena Vista, Washington Park, West End, Sherwood Forest, and the surrounding Forsyth County area.
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