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Kitchen Cabinets and Refacing
Find out whether refacing or replacement fits your kitchen. Get an Estimate
Make better use of every cabinet
Find out whether refacing or replacement fits your kitchen. Get an Estimate
Cabinets take up more visual space than almost anything else in a kitchen, but appearance is only part of the decision. Cabinet depth, drawer configuration, corner access, pantry storage, appliance clearances, and work zones all influence how the room feels to use. We help Central Ohio homeowners compare cabinet replacement with refacing so the project matches both the condition of the existing cabinets and the improvements they actually want.
Refacing can be a smart choice when cabinet boxes are sound and the existing layout already works. Replacement makes more sense when storage is poor, cabinet boxes are damaged, dimensions need to change, appliances are moving, or the layout needs a larger rethink. We evaluate the practical difference before recommending a direction.
A successful cabinet project should solve specific problems. That might mean replacing narrow doors with wide drawers, creating a true pantry, adding organized storage near the range, improving a blind corner, or simply giving a solid cabinet layout a fresh finish. We look at what is worth preserving and what needs to change. When cabinets are part of a larger kitchen update, we also coordinate the details that depend on them. Countertop measurements, backsplash height, appliance openings, sink location, lighting, crown molding, toe kicks, flooring edges, and wall repairs all interact with the cabinet plan.
New cabinetry allows changes to storage configuration, cabinet dimensions, finish, door style, and the overall kitchen layout.
Existing cabinet boxes can be retained when appropriate while visible surfaces, doors, drawer fronts, and hardware are updated.
Tall pantry cabinets, pullouts, adjustable shelving, and specialized interior storage can reduce countertop clutter and improve organization.
Deep drawers can make pots, pans, dishes, and everyday kitchen items easier to reach than traditional lower cabinet shelves.
Knobs, pulls, crown molding, end panels, fillers, and other finish details help cabinetry feel intentional and complete.
| Service | Estimated Cost | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Cabinet refacing | $8,000–$20,000 | $14,000 |
| New semi-custom cabinetry | $15,000–$35,000 | $25,000 |
| Custom or large cabinet package | $30,000–$60,000+ | $45,000+ |
Planning ranges vary with kitchen size, cabinet construction, finish, accessories, trim, demolition, installation, and any changes to the existing layout.
If the existing boxes and layout are suitable for refacing, we can discuss that option instead of assuming everything must be removed.
We think beyond doors and finishes to drawers, pantry space, corners, waste storage, and everyday accessibility.
Cabinet dimensions affect appliances, countertops, trim, flooring, and clearances, so careful planning happens early.
Cabinets should relate naturally to counters, backsplash, lighting, flooring, and the architecture around them.
Not sure whether your cabinets should be replaced or refaced? We can help you compare the options.
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We look at box condition, layout, storage, dimensions, and the improvements you want.
We determine whether refacing, replacement, or a broader kitchen change is the better fit.
Door style, finish, hardware, drawer configurations, pantry needs, and accessories are selected around your priorities.
Countertops, appliances, lighting, walls, flooring, and trim are accounted for before installation.
Cabinet work is completed along with adjustments, panels, hardware, trim, and other project details.