"We could not afford all-new cabinets, so they refaced ours and added new quartz counters and hardware. It looks like a brand-new kitchen for half the cost. Smart, honest advice instead of upselling us."
Cabinet Refacing in Atlanta, GA
Here's the industry secret most cabinet salespeople won't tell you: if your cabinet boxes are solid and your layout works, you don't need new cabinets — you need new faces. Our cabinet refacing in Atlanta, GA gives you brand-new solid-wood doors, drawer fronts, and finish on your existing boxes, plus new hardware and moldings.
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What Cabinet Refacing Actually Is (And Isn't)
Cabinet refacing costs 40–60% less than full replacement and takes days instead of weeks. It's the smartest value in kitchen remodeling in Atlanta, GA when the bones are good.
Cabinet refacing means keeping your existing cabinet boxes — the carcasses screwed to your walls — and replacing everything you see and touch: doors, drawer fronts, hinges, hardware, plus a matching veneer or laminate applied to the visible face frames, end panels, and moldings. The result looks and feels like brand-new cabinetry because, from the outside, it is new. Inside, your solid existing boxes keep doing their job. Most of our Atlanta refacing projects finish in 3–5 days, and you keep a functional kitchen throughout most of it.
Refacing makes sense when three things are true: your boxes are structurally sound (no water damage, no crumbling particleboard), your layout works (you're happy with where everything is), and you want a dramatic style change without the cost and disruption of full replacement. It's perfect for the thousands of Atlanta kitchens with well-built but dated-looking cabinets — 1990s oak boxes with arched doors, early-2000s cherry that's gone orange, or builder-grade cabinets in otherwise nice homes from Marietta to McDonough. We inspect your boxes honestly during the free consult and tell you straight whether refacing is right.
What refacing isn't: a cover-up for failing cabinets, or a way to fix a bad layout. If your boxes are swollen from a long-ago leak, if drawers are falling apart, or if you desperately need deeper drawers and a different configuration, full replacement is the honest recommendation — and we'll tell you that, even though it costs us the refacing job. We also offer professional cabinet painting as an even more budget-friendly option when your existing doors are in great shape and you just want a color change.
- 40–60% less than replacement
New look, new doors, new hardware — without the new-cabinet price. - 3–5 day projects
Most refacing completed in under a week with minimal disruption. - Solid-wood doors
Real wood doors and drawer fronts, not plastic-looking overlays. - Honest assessment first
We inspect your boxes and tell you straight if refacing fits.
Benefits of Cabinet Refacing
Why so many Atlanta homeowners choose refacing over replacement.
- Dramatic savings
A like-new kitchen for roughly half the cost of full cabinet replacement — savings you can put toward quartz counters or new appliances. - Days, not weeks
Most refacing projects finish in 3–5 days. No lengthy cabinet lead times, no month-long kitchen shutdown. - Less waste, less mess
Your boxes stay put — no demolition dumpsters, no landfill full of usable cabinets, and far less dust in your home. - New hardware and function
Soft-close hinges, new pulls and knobs, and options like pull-out shelves added to existing cabinets upgrade daily use, not just looks. - Any style you want
Shaker, slab, raised panel — in any of our paint or stain finishes. Your kitchen can go from 1995 oak to 2026 modern without moving a box. - Pairs perfectly with counters
Refacing plus new quartz counters and backsplash is our most popular value package — a total kitchen transformation for the price of cabinets alone elsewhere.
Our 5-Step Cabinet Refacing Process
Precise, clean, and fast — here's how refacing runs.
Inspect & Design
We inspect your cabinet boxes for soundness, measure, show you door styles and finish samples, and give you a written quote.
Doors & Materials
Your new solid-wood doors and drawer fronts are ordered in your chosen style and finish — typically 2–4 weeks.
Remove & Veneer
We remove old doors and hardware, clean and prep face frames, and apply matching veneer to all visible surfaces.
Hang & Align
New doors and drawer fronts are hung on soft-close hinges, aligned precisely, and fitted with your new hardware and moldings.
Detail & Warranty
We adjust every door, add finishing touches, walk the kitchen with you, and hand over care and warranty documentation.
Refacing Materials & Finish Options
What your refaced kitchen will be made of — no compromises on the visible parts.
Doors and drawer fronts: All new, all solid wood. Choose from shaker (our most popular refacing choice — it modernizes any kitchen instantly), slab for contemporary looks, or raised-panel for traditional homes. We stock the profiles Atlanta homeowners request most, and every door is finished in our shop with catalyzed conversion varnish — the same hard, moisture-resistant finish as new custom cabinetry, in any of our curated paint colors or wood stains.
Box veneer and finishes: The visible face frames, end panels, and exposed sides get a premium wood veneer or high-quality laminate precisely matched to your new doors — grain, color, and sheen. We also replace all moldings: crown, light rail, base, and scribe, so every visible inch is new. Inside the cabinets, we recommend our interior refresh (cleaning, shelf lining, and optional pull-out shelf additions) since you'll be opening these doors for years.
Colors: Warm white is the refacing bestseller — it makes dated kitchens feel instantly current. But refacing is also your chance for personality: navy or deep green islands with white perimeters, soft greige throughout, or classic bright white with brass hardware. We'll bring large samples to your consult because color looks different in your kitchen's light than in a showroom.
Popular refacing combinations
- Oak-to-white: dated honey-oak boxes → crisp white shaker doors + brushed nickel hardware
- Two-tone: white perimeter + navy island in matching shaker profile
- Cherry-to-greige: orange-toned cherry → sophisticated warm greige + matte black pulls
- Refacing + quartz counters + handmade-look subway backsplash — the complete value transformation
- Add pull-out shelves and soft-close hinges to existing boxes during refacing
Cabinet Refacing Cost in Atlanta
2026 Atlanta pricing — installed, including doors, drawer fronts, veneer, hardware, and moldings.
Professional sprayed painting of existing doors and boxes — when your doors are in great shape and you want a color change. See our cabinet painting page.
New solid-wood shaker doors and drawer fronts, matched veneer, soft-close hinges, new hardware and moldings — the sweet spot.
Refacing plus new quartz counters, tile backsplash, and pull-out shelf additions — a full kitchen transformation for less than new cabinets alone.
Refacing cost scales with the number of doors and drawer fronts, door style complexity, and finish choice — not with box condition, since boxes stay. An average Atlanta kitchen (30–40 doors/drawers) in white shaker typically lands $7,000–$11,000 installed. Kitchens with many small doors, appliance panels, or a large island run higher; compact galley kitchens run lower.
The honest math: full semi-custom cabinet replacement for that same average kitchen runs $12,000–$25,000 before counters. Refacing saves you the box cost, the demolition, and weeks of lead time. Where homeowners sometimes overspend: adding every accessory at refacing prices. We'll show you which upgrades (soft-close hinges, pull-out shelves) are worth it and which can wait.
Not sure if your boxes qualify? Call (404) 232-3742 for a free inspection — we'll tell you honestly whether refacing, painting, or replacement is right.
Cabinet Refacing Across Metro Atlanta
We reface kitchen cabinets throughout Atlanta, GA and surrounding areas — from intown bungalows to suburban two-stories. See our full service area guide for ZIP codes and neighborhoods.
ZIP Codes We Serve in Atlanta
30303, 30305, 30306, 30307, 30308, 30309, 30310, 30311, 30312, 30313, 30314, 30315, 30316, 30317, 30318, 30324, 30326, 30327, 30331, 30334, 30336, 30342, 30354, 30363 — plus surrounding Metro Atlanta ZIP codes. Call to confirm your address.
191 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30303 • Open 24 Hours • (404) 232-3742
Cabinet Refacing FAQs — Atlanta, GA
Durability, process, and honest comparisons — answered.
What Atlanta Homeowners Say
Real reviews from kitchen projects across Metro Atlanta.
"Called them at 9pm about starting a kitchen remodel in Marietta and a real person answered — they really are open 24/7. Design help was excellent, they worked around our budget, and the custom cabinets are solid wood, not the cheap stuff."
"We got three quotes in Alpharetta. These guys were not the cheapest, but they were the most detailed — and worth every dollar. No hidden fees, daily updates with photos, and the final walkthrough was actually thorough."
Is Refacing Right for Your Kitchen?
Call now or send the form for a free cabinet inspection and refacing quote — honest advice, written price. We answer 24/7.
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