We have he ability to re-finish cabinets, however, typically it is not best for the homeowner so we do not recommend it. Re-facing is a method used to give a kitchen a face lift that helps appearance but does not improve functionality or the quality of what is behind the very exterior appearance. When a cabinet is re-faced a thin veneer is glued on to the face of the old cabinets, in essence it is a band-aid fix and because of this our company has chosen not to offer this service. Although the finished project is usually aesthetically pleasing quality of the cabinet and finish does not meet the standards that we have set for our projects. Moreover, the quality compared to the price does not make sense. We are continually approached by re facing companies to become a dealer and provide this service to our clients, for quality reasons we have declined. Moreover, often times we have offered new cabinets for the same price and in some cases less than some companies charge for re-facing.

When is re-facing the best option?

Re-facing is the best option when you really love your counter tops, general layout, drawer mechanisms, and overall quality of your cabinets and just need face lift then re-facing or re-finishing is probably the best option for you. We have a team of 12 full time painters that are fully capable of your re-finishing needs. However, if one is replacing their countertops and is not happy with the appearance of their cabinets the BEST option is replacement. From a functional, financial, or aesthetic point of view, re-facing does not make sense when replacing countertops anyways. There are many articles that can be found on this in kitchen magazines, home remodeling magazines, and on the web.