Refacing gives your kitchen a new look for a fraction of full replacement cost. When your layout needs to change or you want something fully custom, we build that too. Serving High Point, Winston-Salem, Kernersville, and Clemmons, NC.
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The right choice depends on the condition of your existing cabinet boxes and whether your layout still works for you. Here's how we help homeowners decide.
New doors, drawer fronts, and hardware installed over your existing, structurally sound boxes. The lowest-cost way to change the look of the room.
Stripping, sanding, and repainting or restaining existing doors and boxes without replacing any parts. The lowest-cost option of all, best for cabinets already in good shape.
New boxes, doors, and hardware throughout. The right call when boxes are damaged, sagging, or the layout needs to change.
Standard box sizes with expanded style, finish, and storage options. A middle ground between stock and fully custom.
Built to your exact dimensions and storage needs, for kitchens with an unusual layout or specific functional requirements.
Soft-close hinges, pull-out shelving, and drawer organizers, added during refacing or replacement at relatively low added cost.
Refacing consistently comes in well below full replacement, since you're not paying for new boxes, structural work, or as much labor.
Ranges reflect a standard-sized kitchen. Larger kitchens, custom cabinetry, and premium finishes cost more, a quick call gets you an exact number for your space.
Get a realistic starting range in seconds. Most homeowners land close to this, but your exact price depends on details we can only confirm in person.
Most cabinet projects like yours land in this range, but box condition and finish choice affect 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.
We check your existing boxes for structural soundness and talk through whether refacing, refinishing, or replacement fits best.
You choose door style, finish, and hardware. We confirm a fixed price and timeline in writing.
New doors and fronts are built or ordered to your exact box dimensions, typically one to two weeks lead time.
Existing boxes are prepped, new surfaces and hardware go on, and everything is aligned and adjusted for a clean fit.
We check every door, drawer, and hinge with you before the project is considered complete.
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Cabinet refacing, new doors, drawer fronts, and hardware over existing boxes, typically runs $4,000 to $9,000 for a small kitchen and up to $13,000 for a larger one. Full cabinet replacement typically runs $8,000 to $20,000 or more.
Yes, when the existing cabinet boxes are structurally sound. Refacing replaces the visible surfaces, doors, drawer fronts, and exposed panels, while keeping the original box, which holds up just as well as new cabinetry as long as the underlying structure isn't damaged.
If the boxes are square, free of water damage, and securely mounted, refacing is usually a strong option. Signs that replacement makes more sense include swollen or delaminating particleboard, loose or sagging boxes, or a layout that no longer works for how you use the kitchen.
Refacing typically takes two to four days once materials arrive, compared to one to two weeks for full cabinet replacement, since there's no demolition of the existing boxes involved.
