Small kitchen
Up to 12 fronts
Painting$2,400–$3,600
Refacing$4,800–$6,600
Options & sample prices
The boxes stay.
The choice is yours.
Start with the total number of doors and drawer fronts. The ranges below cover one color, preparation, finishing and reinstallation in a kitchen with sound cabinet boxes.
Count the fronts, then compare.
Medium kitchen
13–24 fronts
Painting$3,800–$5,600
Refacing$6,800–$9,400
Large kitchen
25–36 fronts
Painting$5,800–$7,800
Refacing$9,600–$12,800
November 2026 sample ranges. Over 36 fronts, a second color, heavy surface repairs or unusual profiles need a separate written price. Both options include one painted sample board and standard preparation; new knobs and pulls are additional.
Painting
Same shape.
Different color.
What stays
Cabinet boxes, doors, drawer fronts, counters and the kitchen layout. Usable hinges are cleaned and reused.
What changes
Doors and fronts come off for shop finishing. We clean, prepare and paint them, plus the visible frames and end panels. Cabinet interiors stay as they are.
Refacing
A fresh face
on sound boxes.
What stays
Sound boxes, drawer boxes, counters, appliances and the kitchen layout. We check for swelling or loose joints before recommending this work.
What changes
New painted doors and drawer fronts replace the old ones, with new hinges and a matching painted finish on visible frames and ends. We remove the old fronts; cabinet interiors stay as they are.
The part you touch every day
New knobs & pulls
$12–$25 per piece for installation, with hardware purchased separately after you approve a style. Filling old holes or changing the spacing is priced before work starts. We check the fit with one piece before ordering the rest.
A couple of useful questions
Do I choose a color from a screen?
No. We make one painted sample board in your chosen color before the work is booked. Put it by the counter in morning and evening light, then approve it in writing. Additional color samples are $35 each.
Can every kitchen be refaced?
We inspect the boxes first. Swollen panels, failing joints or a layout you want to change may make refacing a poor fit. We tell you if the boxes need replacement work outside our scope.
Start with a count and a conversation.
We check the boxes, measure the fronts and give you a written scope.