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 maybe 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 total replacement cost. If the underlying wood is still sound, you can transform the look of your cabinets through refacing techniques.

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There are three ways of refacing kitchen cabinets:

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Refacing with factory melamine finished doors and drawer fronts, also known as RTF cabinets/Rigid Thermofoil finish. RTF finish is solid, easy to clean, smooth, waterproof, and warp-resistant. This method gives your kitchen a nice modern look. The frames and outside of boxes are 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.