Do Your Cabinets Have Good Bones?

Good Bones May Be All You Need

If your kitchen feels dated but the cabinet boxes are still sturdy and you are happy with the existing layout, you may not need a full remodel. Cabinet refacing allows you to work with the structure already in place while giving your kitchen a completely refreshed appearance. It can be an ideal option when you want a noticeable transformation without changing the footprint of the room.

Save Time and Money With Refacing

Because refacing works with your existing cabinet boxes, there is less demolition and installation involved compared to replacing an entire cabinet system. This can help reduce both the overall cost and the amount of time your kitchen is under construction. You can put more of your budget toward the finishes that make an impact, like new doors, hardware, countertops, or backsplash.

What Does Cabinet Refacing Involve?

The process begins by removing the existing cabinet doors and drawer fronts while leaving the cabinet boxes in place. The exposed surfaces are then covered with a coordinating material or finish before new doors and drawer fronts are installed. New hinges, handles, and pulls can complete the transformation, creating a cohesive new look while maintaining the cabinetry underneath.

Is Refacing Right for Your Kitchen?

Before deciding to tear everything out, it is worth finding out what can be saved. If your cabinets have good bones, refacing could be the right way to transform your kitchen with less disruption. Creative Building & Remodeling can help you determine whether your cabinets are a good fit for refacing and create a fresh look built on what is already working.