The kitchen sells the house. Refacing gets you a buyer-ready look for a fraction of what a full cabinet replacement costs, on a schedule that keeps your closing date intact.
Appraisers and buyers respond to how a kitchen looks and photographs — not whether the cabinet boxes are new.
Refacing keeps the existing cabinet boxes and replaces doors, drawer fronts, and hardware — full replacement runs several times more for the same visual result.
Scheduled to protect your listing date or closing timeline — full cabinet replacement can hold up an entire renovation schedule.
A clean, modern reface reads as "updated kitchen" in listing photos and to a walkthrough buyer just as well as new cabinets do.
We can typically turn around a bid within a day or two of seeing the property, understanding investors are working against a timeline.
A single project quote covering the full kitchen (and bathroom vanities, if needed) — no per-door surprises at the end.
If the existing doors are in solid shape, a repaint may get you 80% of the visual lift at a lower cost than a full reface — we'll tell you which makes sense for the property.
Scheduled around painters, flooring, and other rehab work so cabinets aren't the bottleneck on your timeline.
Tell us the property and your target listing or closing date.
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