Cabinet boxes are usually the last part of a kitchen to wear out. The doors and drawer fronts take the daily abuse, and they are also what defines the style of the room. Replacing just the fronts is one of the smartest renovations there is.
How it works
- We measure every opening and build each door and drawer front to fit it exactly.
- You pick the style, the wood, and the finish, from clean shaker to detailed raised panel profiles.
- New hinges, slides, and hardware go on with the new fronts.
- Installation is quick because the boxes and counters never move.
Often paired with refinishing
Many customers refinish the cabinet boxes and face frames while the new doors are being built, so the whole kitchen matches when it goes back together. We coordinate both as one job. See cabinet refinishing for how that side works.
Questions
Door and drawer front questions
Is replacing doors cheaper than new cabinets?
Significantly, because the boxes, the layout, and the countertops all stay put. You pay for new fronts and hardware, not a full rebuild.
Can I change the door style completely?
Yes. Going from a dated raised panel to a clean shaker profile is one of the most common requests, and it changes the whole character of the kitchen.
Do the new doors come with new hinges?
We typically install new hinges and drawer slides with new fronts, including soft close options, so everything feels as new as it looks.
Curious what new fronts would cost?
Count your doors and drawers, snap a photo, and send it over. We will get you a straightforward quote.
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