When we use the term “Refacing”, it means we are replacing JUST the doors and drawer fronts in the kitchen. So your existing cabinet boxes (the large installed sections where you put things in) remain in place and are re-used. 

Refacing is a great middle ground between refinishing (new coating) and total cabinet replacement since it typically costs more than refinishing, but less then replacement!

It’s the best of both worlds; in both cost and “wow” factor. 

Since most of what you see in a kitchen is just doors & drawer fronts (about 90% of the surface area), refacing is really like getting a whole new kitchen, without the high price tag of replacement!

It’s also more eco-friendly and sustainable.
Why throw out all your cabinets boxes if they are functional but just need a design update? 

You also get lots of optionality with us.   You can choose from many of the latest cabinet styles (seen below on this  page), or opt for custom doors if you have something specific you’d like to match.

NOTE:
It typically does not make sense to re-stain red oak, or pine cabinet doors since these are open grain woods and we cannot warranty the finish like we normally would. Due to their porous nature, it is also typically cost prohibitive because it takes much more labor. 
 Maple cabinets, or thermofoil cabinet doors are perfect for refinishing and refacing though.