New doors
Change the main style people notice first.
New doors, drawer fronts, matched cabinet surfaces, hardware, and finish details while the layout that already works stays in place.
Change the main style people notice first.
Match the doors for a clean, complete look.
Finish visible frames and cabinet faces together.
Use pulls, handles, and hinges to complete the update.
A cleaner project path with less unnecessary tear-out.
Doors, fronts, surfaces, and hardware create the look people notice.
Put more of the project toward the parts seen every day.
Finished kitchen feel
Door style
Hardware detail
Matched surfaces
Clean finishThe structure is worth keeping.
The issue is mainly the look and finish.
Less disruption than a full cabinet replacement.
Check the cabinet boxes, layout, and goals.
Select door style, finish, and hardware.
Prep the visible cabinet surfaces.
Add the new fronts and final details.
It can include new cabinet doors, new drawer fronts, matched visible surfaces, hardware, and finish details.
Painting changes the color. Refacing changes the visible cabinet faces, which can make the kitchen feel more newly built.
New cabinets may be better when the layout is wrong, boxes are damaged, or the kitchen needs a larger rebuild.
Request a free estimate or send kitchen photos so Drake Cabinet can review the existing cabinet setup.
Call Drake Cabinet or request a free estimate to see if cabinet refacing is the right fit for your kitchen.