Cabinet Refacing in Gladstone, OR

Gladstone Cabinet Refacing FAQ

Should I just buy new cabinets or have them refaced?

Refacing is certainly the cheaper alternative, and you get to keep the same cabinets! Only now they look like they came right out of the store. Resurfaced cabinets are both cheaper and faster than redoing your entire kitchen. It should take less than a week to completely do over, and is far less of an issue than ripping out your cabinets. And as an added bonus, you can still use your kitchen area while it's being serviced.

What features can I have included in my cabinet refacing?

All of the unique designs, patterns, and carvings of your old cabinets will be carried over to your done over wood. And included will be some new options if you so desire to explore them. Perhaps some new crown molding for your refaced cabinets? It's incredibly sleek in design, and gives your kitchen a fancy, high class look. If you want to install and new drawers or cabinets, now would be an opportune time. Also if you wanted to add any end panels, wainscot, false doors, or feature any pullout trays, this would be the time. Feel free to upgrade when you reface.

But why should I ever bother?

Aside from prolonging your cabinet's longevity and aesthetics, it's simply the most cost effective way to upgrade your kitchen. The fact that you can reuse your existing cabinet doors saves you a great deal of money. And this efficient method can turn your stock cabinets into semi-custom or custom cabinets instantly! And due to the fact that you're not replacing the wooden doors, you never have to lose the functionality of your kitchen. Feel free to cook to your heart's content during installation.