The service
Cabinet refacing, explained
When the cabinet boxes are sound, refacing changes the kitchen without rebuilding it: new fronts, hardware and finish on the existing cabinet boxes.
Days rather than weeks, no plumbing touched, and the kitchen stays usable through most of the work.
By the numbers
The work behind the service
Every figure here is counted from our own records, not rounded up for a banner.
- 250+Projects completed since 2021
- 25+Stylists, organizers and installers
- 5Metro areas covered
- 2021Founded in Indianapolis
Deciding
Refacing beside the alternatives
Facelift
Refacing cabinets
- What changes
- Door and drawer fronts, hardware and finish
- The boxes
- Kept exactly in place
- Time without a kitchen
- Days, and it stays usable for most of them
- Permit needed
- No, as nothing structural is touched
Restyle
Kitchen styling
- What changes
- Surfaces, shelving, lighting, and the things on them
- The boxes
- Left alone, and so are the doors
- Time without a kitchen
- None, one visit only
- Permit needed
- No
Full redo
A whole refit
- What changes
- All of it, the layout included
- The boxes
- Taken out
- Time without a kitchen
- Weeks, with each trade booked around the last
- Permit needed
- Usually, and that is not something we do
Who for
Where refacing is the right fit
Refacing is the right move for one kind of kitchen and the wrong one for another, so both are worth saying plainly.
- Sound boxes, but tired doors and hardwareThis is what refacing is for: new fronts, hardware and finish change the room without rebuilding it.
- You like the layout as isIf you would put the cabinets back in the same places, tearing them out to do it is hard to justify.
- A kitchen you cannot lose for weeksRefacing takes days rather than weeks, and you can go on using the kitchen through most of it.
- When it is the wrong callIf the boxes themselves are failing, refacing them is wasted money. We check first and say so before we quote.
The scope
What’s covered, and what’s not
Included in the quote
- A check that your existing boxes are worth refacing, before any quote
- Refinished or replaced doors and drawer fronts
- Hardware changed along the whole run
- Finishes matched, so it all reads as one kitchen
- Your existing boxes left where they are
- A kitchen you can still use for most of the work
Not included
- Moving cabinets, or changing the layout
- Plumbing, gas and electrical work
- New worktops or new appliances
- Structural work, or anything that needs a permit
Decor only, and deliberately: nothing structural, plumbed or wired is touched, no permit is involved, so it takes days, not weeks.
How we work
Step 1/4
The hardest-working room.
How you actually cook and store, not how a showroom pretends you do.
A price range before your name.
The estimate flow returns a band up front; the visit turns it into a fixed number that stays fixed.
Style and reface.
Counters, open shelving and cabinet fronts — including refacing — arranged to look calm.
Stay usable.
A kitchen that photographs well and still works on a Tuesday night.
The schedule
From the first look to a fitted run
- Price range up frontYou see a range before we ask who you are.
- Box checkWe check the boxes before we quote. If they are failing, refacing them is money wasted, and we tell you.
- Doors and finish settledDoor style, finish and hardware picked; the count and finish fix the number.
- Fit-upFronts and hardware go on along the run in days, not weeks, and the kitchen stays usable for most of it.
The costs
What affects the price
- Count of doors and drawersDoor tallyPrice follows the number of fronts, not the overall size of the kitchen. Count the doors and drawers, and you have most of the figure.
- Which finish you pickStyle and materialDoor style, material and finish make up the other half, and they are what moves the figure once the count is known.
- FittingsMatched along the runHandles and knobs are swapped on every front, so the kitchen reads as one kitchen and not as two halves.
- What state the boxes are inAssessed firstSound boxes reface well. Failing ones do not, and we would rather tell you before you have paid for anything.
The range comes first with no details asked; door count and finish then set one fixed number.
Get your rangeThe difference
Why choose us
One booking, one team
Staging, styling, organizing and room makeovers under one roof — 23 bookable services, one accountable team, no juggling vendors.
A range before a name
The estimate flow shows a price band before we ask who you are — not after a sales call.
Answers in hours, not weeks
A stylist replies within two business hours, with a fixed proposal inside 48.
Built for Indiana homes
HOA approvals, delivery and driveway access, and certificates of insurance — handled as part of the job, not discovered on install day.
The proof
Before and after
F.A.Q.
Common questions
Straight answers on timing, money and what happens next. Not covered here? Ask through the estimate form — a stylist replies within two business hours.
Get in touch
Have any questions?
If it is not covered below, send the details through the estimate form — a stylist replies within two business hours, with a fixed proposal inside 48.
Is refacing the same as a new kitchen?
No — the existing cabinet boxes stay. New fronts, hardware and finish change the look in days, without plumbing or structural work.
When is refacing the wrong choice?
When the boxes themselves are failing. We check first and say so before quoting — refacing a failing cabinet box wastes your money.
What does it cost?
The estimate flow returns a range up front; door count and finish decide the fixed number.
