KITCHEN BEFORE REMODELING

KITCHEN AFTER REMODELING

Don't Tear Out Your Old Cabinets -- Reface Them!​

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When you see old, worn-out, beat-up cabinets, your first thought may be that it's time to tear them out and put in new ones. But you don't have to! Cabinets can be refinished and refaced at a fraction of the cost of a total replacement. If the underlying wood is still sound, you can transform the look of your cabinets through refacing techniques.

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There are basically 3 ways of refacing kitchen cabinets:

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Refacing with factory melamine finished doors and drawer fronts and applying melamine sheet over frames and boxes, known also as RTFcabinets, Rigid Thermo foil finish. RTF finish is very strong, easy to clean, smooth, waterproof, and warp-resistant. This method gives your kitchen a nice modern look. It is considered a semi-custom product. The frames and outside of boxes are finished with the same material or can be finished with color-matching enamel.

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Refacing with doors and drawer fronts finished in the factory with conversion varnish. This method also gives your kitchen a nice modern look. It is considered a custom product, it's much recommended, however, you are limited to the factory sheens and color palette. The frames and outside of boxes are finished with matching colors and sheen.

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Refacing with doors and drawer fronts, that come unfinished from the factory and are finished on the job with urethane-enriched enamel for a beautiful, smooth, washable, and lasting finish. The frame and outside of boxes are finished with matching colors and sheen. This is highly recommended for high-quality oriented customers You are not limited to the color, can pick any color from white to black, and it's considered a highly customized product.

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We also install new finished maple, dovetail drawer boxes, soft-close hinges, and full-extension drawer glides, new crown molding, new baseboard, new scribe molding, base-shoe, lazy Susan, etc. Pulls or knobs installation is included in the estimate if supplied by the owner before finishing the job.