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Cabinet Refacing across Canada
Cabinet refacing replaces your cabinet doors and drawer fronts and covers the existing boxes with matching veneer or laminate, so the kitchen looks completely new while keeping the layout — typically in 4–6 days and at 40–50% less than new cabinets.
- Typical time: 4–6 days
- Typical price: $9,000 – $18,000
- Free in-home quote
- Workmanship warranty
Why homeowners choose it
Cabinet Refacing: what you get
Refacing is the sweet spot between painting and replacing. You choose a new door style, colour and finish from hundreds of options; we install the new doors and drawer fronts and wrap every visible box surface in a matching skin. Add new hinges, drawer glides and crown moulding and nobody will believe the boxes are original.
- Hundreds of door styles: shaker, slab, raised panel, glass-insert
- Painted wood, real wood veneer, thermofoil and laminate finishes
- New soft-close hinges and drawer glides included
- Pair with new countertops and backsplash for a complete look
- About half the cost and a fraction of the disruption of replacement
Is this the right service for me?
Not sure whether to paint, reface, redoor or replace? Your designer will inspect your boxes, doors and hinges and recommend the lowest-cost option that will actually last — in writing, with no obligation.
Average response time: under 4 business hours.
Our process
How Cabinet Refacing works, step by step
Step 1
Designer measures every opening and confirms box condition
Step 2
Doors and drawer fronts manufactured to the millimetre
Step 3
Boxes cleaned, prepped and wrapped in matching veneer
Step 4
New doors, fronts, hinges and hardware installed and aligned
Step 5
Trim, toe-kicks, end panels and crown moulding finished
Questions answered
Cabinet Refacing FAQ
Is refacing cheaper than new cabinets?
Yes — usually 40–50% less, because the boxes, plumbing and electrical stay exactly where they are and no demolition is required.
How long do refaced cabinets last?
As long as new cabinets. Doors are factory-made from the same materials as new cabinetry and the veneer is bonded with commercial-grade adhesive.
Can I change my door style completely?
Absolutely. Going from 1990s raised oak to flat white shaker is the most common request we get.