Refacing a kitchen is generally not as inexpensive a choice as one would think. This is because the largest cost in your kitchen renovation is typically in the doors themselves. Having said that, when consumers see the difference to replace their entire kitchen as opposed to just refacing, they are pleasantly surprised to find out that the difference when upgrading to all new cabinetry is minimal.

It is then an easy decision to go for a total replacement that ensures not only a fresh, updated look, but one that will be more efficient to use with smooth working hinges and drawers that close softly. It also enables the consumer to revamp work areas that may not have been as efficient as they should be.

Refacing does still have it's niche, especially in powder rooms, laundry rooms, recreational rooms and closets where just a little freshening up is all that is really necessary. Let us know the next time you’re stuck at a crossroads between replacing or refacing and we’ll be sure to help you make your decision!