If your cabinet boxes are still solid but the doors look dated, refacing or refinishing gets you a new kitchen for a lot less than tearing everything out. It's one of the most common jobs we do for Midland homeowners who like their layout but not their finish. And we'll tell you straight whether it's the right call or whether you're better off replacing.
What’s Included
- New doors & drawer fronts over solid boxes
- Professional repainting & refinishing
- A fraction of full-replacement cost
- Days, not weeks
- New hardware & soft-close upgrades
Refacing vs. Refinishing
Refinishing means we sand, prime, and repaint or re-stain your existing doors and frames — good when the door style still works and you mainly want a new color. Refacing goes further: new doors and drawer fronts, plus matching material over the visible boxes, so you get a new style while keeping the layout. Both beat a full tear-out on time and cost, and both can add soft-close hardware.