Cabinet Refacing in Philadelphia
Get new doors and drawer fronts and a fresh finish on the cabinet boxes. It changes your kitchen's style completely without tearing out cabinets or countertops.
Keep the boxes, change everything you see
Refacing replaces the parts of your cabinets you see and touch every day, while keeping the cabinet boxes that hold everything up. It's the right choice when your layout works but you're tired of raised-panel, cathedral-arch, or damaged doors.
- New doors and drawer fronts in Shaker, slab, or beadboard styles
- Cabinet boxes and face frames painted to match, or covered in veneer
- New soft-close hinges and drawer slides (optional)
- New hardware installed and aligned
- Optional crown molding, light rail, and end panels
The price depends on the number of doors, the door material, and add-ons like soft-close hinges and molding. That's often half the cost of new cabinets.
Get your exact priceWhich one is right for your kitchen?
Choose painting if…
- You like your current door style
- The doors are solid wood or MDF and in good condition
- You want the lowest cost and the fastest turnaround
Choose refacing if…
- Your doors are dated (arched, raised panel) or damaged
- Your doors are peeling thermofoil
- You want a modern Shaker or slab look
The refacing timeline
Measure & design
We measure every opening, help you choose the door style, color, and hardware, and confirm a written quote.
Door fabrication
Your new doors and drawer fronts are made to size, then primed and sprayed in our shop. You use your kitchen normally during this time.
Boxes & frames
We remove the old doors, then prep and finish the cabinet boxes and face frames to match.
Doors, hardware & trim
We hang the new doors, install drawer fronts, hinges, hardware, and molding, adjust everything, and do a walkthrough with you.
Refacing questions
Is refacing cheaper than new cabinets?
Usually yes, often 40–60% less. Refacing also avoids demolition, so your countertops, backsplash, and plumbing stay where they are.
Can you reface thermofoil cabinets?
Yes. Peeling thermofoil doors are one of the most common reasons homeowners choose refacing. We replace the doors and refinish the frames.
Can I add soft-close hinges?
Yes. Soft-close hinges and drawer slides are a popular upgrade during refacing, and we'll include them as an option in your quote.
Ready for a kitchen that looks brand new?
Text 3–4 photos of your cabinets and get a written quote, usually the same day.