
Gilbert Cabinet Refacing
New fronts or a sprayed finish on cabinet boxes that are still in good shape.
Many 1990s Gilbert kitchens have solid oak cabinets that simply look dated. If the boxes are sound and the layout works, you can keep them and change the face.
Refacing covers the frames in a new veneer and adds new doors, drawer fronts and hinges. Painting keeps your doors and gives them a new color with a sprayed, smooth finish.
Oak grain shows through paint unless it's filled first. We tell you up front whether your doors suit painting or whether new fronts will look better.


Worn finish near the handles and dated hinges.

Cleaned, sanded, primed and sprayed in a new color.

New slab or shaker doors on the boxes you already have.

Soft-close hinges and pulls installed with the new finish.
| Painting | Refacing | New cabinets | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Doors | Existing, painted | New | New |
| Boxes | Existing | Existing, covered | New |
| Layout change | No | No | Yes |
| Kitchen out of use | Shortest | Short | Longest |
Oak has deep grain that shows through paint unless it's filled before priming. We explain the options before you decide.
With proper cleaning, sanding, a bonding primer and a sprayed finish, it holds up to daily use. Prep is what makes the difference.
Some base cabinets can be converted to drawers. We check which boxes allow it.
Yes. A contrasting island is one of the most common requests we get.
Tell us about your cabinets and the color or style you have in mind. We'll take a look and recommend an approach.
Free estimate, no obligation