Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing in Grand Prairie, TX

Picture of a dining room and kitchen of nice home. In the center of the picture you see the countertop, with the kitchen cabinets underneath them. On the right side of the photo you see the dining table and the windows. On the left side you see the living room.

Refacing your cabinets is the economical solution for home improvement without the expensive price tag of an entire remodeling. It gives a whole different look and feels to your kitchen and bathroom.
It is a simple process: we remove the old cabinets doors and drawers. We then reface the cabinet body. Once they are refaced with a top-quality coating, you can install the brand new doors and drawers that you have chosen.
There are some great benefits to refacing kitchen/bathroom cabinets:
-Clients save a lot of money compared to a complete kitchen or bathroom remodeling. Often to 70% of the cost!
- New cabinets can be added, personalized.
- No plumbing or electrical work is needed
-Less invasive, during the process of cabinet refacing, customers can still use their kitchen.
-Excellent quality of cabinets compared to build-in ones.
-Time frame. A refacing project typically takes anywhere from 2-6 days. When you are dealing with a new kitchen remodeling project, expect it to last a couple of weeks to even months to be completed.
- It’s a more eco-friendly, green option. The homeowner keeps a lot of the existing layout, so less waste is generated.

Our motto is whenever you don’t have the time or money to replace, do a reface!
You will be astonished by the results!

Picture of a kitchen. You see the countertop and the white cabinets.

Picture of a kitchen. In the center of the photo you see a kitchen island with a wooden countertop. Around the island you see the rest of the kitchen, with a lot of dark brown cabinets.

Picture of a white kitchen. On the left side of the photo you see kitchen cabinets and the windows. On the right side there are kitchen closets.

What is the difference between cabinet refacing and refinishing?
When we reface a cabinet, we replace the doors and draws. We are putting a new door on top of the existing cabinet frames.
When we refinish a cabinet, all we do is change what we call the finish. This is the color of the existing cabinet. Refinishing a cabinet can definitely improve the looks of an old cabinet, making it look younger and fresher.

Cost of refacing
The cost of a kitchen refacing is typically 50-70% cheaper than a complete replacement. This means you will save a lot of money, but still get the results you want! Call us today to get you a free quote. Our team will come over for a free, in house inspection!