
Tempe Cabinet Refacing
New doors and fronts or a smooth painted finish, without tearing out your cabinets.
If your cabinet boxes are solid and the layout works, you may not need new cabinets. Refacing replaces the doors and drawer fronts and covers the frames, and painting gives the cabinets you have a new color and finish.
Both are faster and less disruptive than a full replacement, and both pair well with new countertops, a backsplash and new hardware.
For painted cabinets, the finish depends on the prep: cleaning, sanding, priming and spraying the doors so they come out smooth instead of brushed.


Solid cabinets with dated doors and a worn finish.

Sprayed paint over properly prepped and primed cabinets.

New shaker or flat doors on your existing boxes.

Pulls and knobs that finish the new look.
Usually, because the cabinet boxes stay. It makes sense when the boxes are solid and the layout works.
With proper cleaning, sanding, primer and a cabinet-grade finish, painted cabinets hold up well to daily use.
Mostly, yes. Doors are often finished off site, so the kitchen stays usable.
Yes. New hinges and drawer slides are often added at the same time.
Tell us about your cabinets and the look you want. We will check whether refacing or painting makes sense.
Free estimate, no obligation