Kitchen Cabinet Refacing London – The Heart of Your Home
Sometimes you don’t have the time, money, or energy for an extensive kitchen remodelling project. With kitchen cabinet refacing, you replace the doors and drawer fronts, bringing your kitchen back to life with fantastic results. Kitchen cabinet refacing can be an inexpensive way of updating your kitchen style with new doors in a variety of styles, materials, colours, and stains. We provide a huge selection of drawer fronts and doors. Materials such as thermofoil wrapped MDF, oak, maple, cherry (available in a wide range of stains and colours), raw MDF, and the prestige line. Call for your free in-home consultation to help select the perfect design. Refacing means no construction mess, no electrical or plumbing surprises, and it takes a fraction of the time when compared to installing a whole new kitchen.
Why Reface rather than Replace?
Less Mess
Since we’re only altering faces and sides, in most instances you don’t need to remove any of your cabinets. No need to move out of your kitchen! Your kitchen will be fully functional during the refacing process.
Make Alterations
Save up to 60% of the cost of a new kitchen. Since we don’t have to replace cabinets, or do all the requirements to install new cabinetry (such as plumbing, electrical, flooring issues)
Save Time
A full renovation can take a long time — possibly weeks. With refacing, we are typically finished within a week.
Convenience
No demolition means cutting down on much of the mess. Plus, you don’t need to move out of your kitchen during the reface.
Save Money
Just because we’re refacing doesn’t mean we can’t make alterations. Convert lower cabinets to pot-and-pan drawers, swap out cabinets for improved additions, or in this case, a custom vent hood.
New Style
Shaker 5-piece door in antique white
Cabinet doors are custom made to your sizes. Wood doors in many species and styles. Thermofoil doors completely finished in a wide range of colors. Paint grade wood and MDF available as well.
Now is the time to update! You can add islands, swap out cabinets, change components. Refacing is just one aspect of the overall remodeling project.
Not sure what to do with the exposed cabinets? You can: a) leave the exposed cabinets as they are (best if your cabinets match the new doors), b) paint them or c) cover the exposed area with a matching veneer or laminate.
We were at home during the time that Ryan was completing the project, and we appreciated how respectful he was in accommodating our needs in terms of using the kitchen space during specific times of the day. He was diligent in ensuring the space remained usable and organized.
– Alysson P.
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