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Auburndale Cabinet Refacing

Kitchen Cabinet Refacing in Auburndale, FL

Kitchen cabinet refacing in Auburndale, FL. New doors, boxes, and finishes around your existing layout. Free estimates.

Serving Auburndale and nearby communities.

Kitchen Cabinet Refacing covers the whole room: upper and lower cabinets, boxes, end panels, and crown detail, all built around your existing layout instead of a gut remodel. Auburndale Cabinet Refacing scopes this as a full-kitchen job because color matching across dozens of doors and panels takes more coordination than a single piece.

Most Auburndale kitchens we see fall into two camps: original builder-grade boxes from older construction that are structurally fine but visually dated, or newer thermofoil fronts starting to show edge wear from kitchen humidity. Either way, the boxes usually stay. We reface around appliances, plumbing, and existing cabinet runs rather than tearing them out.

What's included

What's included with Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

Typically included: new door and drawer fronts for every cabinet in the kitchen, matching veneer on exposed box surfaces and end panels, new hinges and hardware, and a final color match across the full run.

Optional: soft-close hinge and slide upgrades, crown molding to finish the cabinet tops, and pull-out organizers added during the door swap.

Customer prep: clear countertops and cabinet interiors before our crew arrives, and plan an alternate meal setup for the install days.

How it works

How our Kitchen Cabinet Refacing process works

  1. Kitchen Layout Review photo
    Step 1

    Kitchen Layout Review

    We review the existing layout to plan refacing around appliances and fixtures.

  2. Style Selection photo
    Step 2

    Style Selection

    You pick door styles and finishes suited to your kitchen's design.

  3. Box Resurfacing photo
    Step 3

    Box Resurfacing

    Cabinet boxes get resurfaced with matching veneer or laminate.

  4. Door and Drawer Swap photo
    Step 4

    Door and Drawer Swap

    Old doors and drawer fronts come off, new matching ones go on.

  5. Hardware Installation photo
    Step 5

    Hardware Installation

    New knobs, pulls, and hinges finish the install.

  6. Final Cleanup photo
    Step 6

    Final Cleanup

    Work areas get cleaned and cabinets get a function check before we leave.

Materials

Materials and methods for Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

A whole-kitchen job needs materials that hold color and finish consistently across every door and panel in the room.

  • Kitchen-Grade Laminate photo

    Kitchen-Grade Laminate

    Moisture-resistant laminate holds up against steam and grease in busy Auburndale kitchens.

  • Solid Wood Fronts photo

    Solid Wood Fronts

    Solid wood door fronts add warmth and long-term durability for homeowners wanting a heavier feel.

  • Soft-Close Drawer Slides photo

    Soft-Close Drawer Slides

    Upgraded slides let drawers close quietly and smoothly every time.

  • Decorative Molding photo

    Decorative Molding

    Molding accents finish the cabinet tops for a built-in look.

  • Cabinet End Panels photo

    Cabinet End Panels

    Matching end panels conceal exposed cabinet sides for a cohesive run.

  • Pull-Out Hardware photo

    Pull-Out Hardware

    Pull-out trays and organizers improve storage once the doors are off anyway.

Timeline

How long does kitchen cabinet refacing take?

A full kitchen takes longer than a single vanity or door swap since every surface has to match.

  1. 01

    Initial consult and measure

    same day
  2. 02

    Door and panel fabrication

    2–3 weeks
  3. 03

    Box prep and veneer application

    1–2 days
  4. 04

    Door, drawer, and hardware install

    2–3 days

Need a schedule that fits?

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Codes & permits

Permits and codes for Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

Always confirm with Polk County or the City of Auburndale building department before scheduling, since requirements vary by project scope.

Typically needs a permitOften no permit
Changing cabinet layout or footprintReplacing door and drawer fronts
Moving plumbing or gas lines for a sink or range relocationReveneering existing box surfaces
Electrical work tied to under-cabinet lighting changesSwapping hardware and hinges
—Adding crown molding to cabinet tops

DIY vs pro

DIY vs hiring a pro for Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

DIYHire a pro
Swapping knobs and pulls on existing doors—
Light cleaning and touch-up of minor scuffs—
Choosing paint colors or finish samples ahead of a quote—

Before & after

Before and after Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

  • kitchen cabinet refacing in Auburndale, FL
    Before
  • kitchen cabinet refacing in Auburndale, FL
    After

When to call

When to call for Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

Call (941) 740-6265 or request a free estimate and we'll take a look at your kitchen in person.

  • Your cabinet boxes are solid but the door style and color feel dated
  • You're planning to sell and want updated kitchen finishes without a full remodel budget
  • Door and drawer fronts across the kitchen don't match anymore due to past patch repairs

FAQs

Kitchen Cabinet Refacing FAQs

How much does kitchen cabinet refacing cost in Auburndale?

Most full kitchens run $4,500 to $12,000 depending on cabinet count, door style, and material grade. We'll give you a firm number after measuring in person.

Will the new doors match my existing cabinet boxes?

That's the core of the job. We reveneer boxes and end panels in the same material run as the new doors so color and sheen match across the whole kitchen.

Can refacing change my kitchen layout?

Door and box refacing keeps your current layout. If you want to move cabinets, add an island, or shift plumbing, that's a separate scope and may need a permit.

How long will my kitchen be unusable?

Most kitchens are still functional during prep, with 2-3 days of real disruption during the door and hardware install.

Is kitchen cabinet refacing cheaper than replacement?

Generally yes, since you're keeping the boxes instead of buying and installing new cabinetry throughout the kitchen.

Can you add soft-close hinges during a kitchen refacing job?

Soft-close hinges and drawer slides are a common add-on we install at the same time as the door swap.

Ask about Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

Tell us about the project and how to reach you.

Call (941) 740-6265