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Drake Cabinet · Cabinet Refacing

Make the kitchen look new without replacing every cabinet.

New doors, drawer fronts, matched cabinet surfaces, hardware, and finish details while the layout that already works stays in place.

Less tear-out New visible finish Cleaner project path
Updated kitchen cabinets after refacing
Cabinet faces refreshed
Refacing at a glance

A fresh cabinet look without a full rebuild.

01

New doors

Change the main style people notice first.

02

Drawer fronts

Match the doors for a clean, complete look.

03

Matched surfaces

Finish visible frames and cabinet faces together.

04

Hardware

Use pulls, handles, and hinges to complete the update.

What changes / what stays

Refresh the look. Keep what works.

What changes

Cabinet doors Drawer fronts Visible faces Hardware Finish style

What stays

Kitchen layout Cabinet boxes Existing footprint Less demolition Faster path
Why homeowners choose refacing

A smart upgrade when the kitchen needs a new face.

01

Less mess

A cleaner project path with less unnecessary tear-out.

02

Big visible change

Doors, fronts, surfaces, and hardware create the look people notice.

03

Better use of budget

Put more of the project toward the parts seen every day.

Project look

Details that make the kitchen feel finished.

Fit check

Refacing is best when the layout already works.

The cabinet boxes are still solid.

The structure is worth keeping.

The kitchen layout works for daily use.

The issue is mainly the look and finish.

You want a cleaner project.

Less disruption than a full cabinet replacement.

Cabinet layout suitable for refacing
Simple process

Clear steps before work begins.

Step 01

Review

Check the cabinet boxes, layout, and goals.

Step 02

Choose

Select door style, finish, and hardware.

Step 03

Prepare

Prep the visible cabinet surfaces.

Step 04

Install

Add the new fronts and final details.

Quick answers

Before you choose.

What does cabinet refacing include?

It can include new cabinet doors, new drawer fronts, matched visible surfaces, hardware, and finish details.

Is refacing better than painting?

Painting changes the color. Refacing changes the visible cabinet faces, which can make the kitchen feel more newly built.

When should I choose new cabinets instead?

New cabinets may be better when the layout is wrong, boxes are damaged, or the kitchen needs a larger rebuild.

How do I start?

Request a free estimate or send kitchen photos so Drake Cabinet can review the existing cabinet setup.

Start with a cabinet review.

Call Drake Cabinet or request a free estimate to see if cabinet refacing is the right fit for your kitchen.