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Cabinet Refacing in Roswell, GA

If you have a listing date within the next 60 to 90 days and a kitchen full of raised panel oak doors from the 1980s, cabinet refacing in Roswell, GA is often the fastest way to move that kitchen to a look that current buyers expect. Roswell Cabinet House evaluates the existing boxes, replaces the door and drawer fronts, and refinishes the exposed face frames so the result reads as a renovation while keeping the existing cabinet layout.

  • Itemized written quotes
  • Measured before ordering
  • Semi-custom to full custom
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About our cabinet refacing

The decision between refacing and a full replacement comes down to what the existing boxes are doing. Inspect existing box alignment, joints and moisture damage before deciding whether Roswell refacing is appropriate. If they have shifted off plumb, swelled from moisture or no longer align correctly, a full replacement is the better scope. Call to schedule an evaluation and get a written quote that separates the two paths clearly.

Why Roswell Cabinet House

How We Work

One conversation in your home, one measure, one written quote, then an install date.

1 visitA measure and design conversation in the room itself
ItemizedEvery cabinet priced on the written quote, so changes stay simple
4 to 16 wksLead time stated up front, semi-custom to custom
LevelledBoxes shimmed, scribed and checked before the doors go on

Refacing for resale: what it changes and what it does not

A refacing project replaces what a buyer notices first: the door fronts, the drawer fronts, and the finish on the face frames and exposed box ends. The box structure, the plumbing supply lines running inside the base cabinets, and the wall-mounted uppers all stay exactly where they are. For cabinet refacing in roswell, ga, ask the authority responsible for the property to confirm approvals for the full scope before work begins.

That look dates the kitchen immediately in the current resale market. Replacing those doors and drawer fronts with a painted shaker profile, and refinishing the face frames to match, converts the kitchen to a transitional style that Roswell resale buyers currently respond to, without touching the layout or the countertop.

What refacing does not change: the cabinet layout, the interior fittings already in the boxes, or the countertop height. If the layout is the problem, a full replacement is a different conversation. If the kitchen needs additional storage runs or a different workflow, that is beyond the scope of a refacing project. The evaluation visit determines which condition applies before any work is quoted.

The 10-to-14-day timeline and why it matters for listings

A refacing project in a Roswell kitchen moves in two distinct phases. Ask the selected Roswell supplier for cabinet Refacing in Roswell to distinguish manufacturing, delivery, site preparation and installation stages, and record any dependencies in the project schedule. The second phase is the installation itself, removing the old door fronts and drawer fronts, preparing the face frames, applying the new finish, and hanging the new doors.

The full sequence from an initial evaluation to a finished kitchen typically runs ten to fourteen days. That window fits cleanly between a listing appointment and the professional photography session that precedes a home's first active showing. A pre-listing refacing that finishes before the photographer arrives means the marketing photos show the updated kitchen, not the original builder-grade one.

Request a scope-based schedule for cabinet Refacing in Roswell, including countertop work, service connections and any return visits rather than assuming a standard duration.

White shaker uppers over grey-blue base cabinets and island, matte black pulls, subway tile and a farmhouse sink.

Standardized widths in Roswell subdivision homes

Roswell's large residential neighborhoods developed between 1985 and 1995 were built in phases on a limited set of builder floor plans. Communities such as Bristol Oaks and the later sections of Horseshoe Bend share construction practices common to volume-built subdivisions of that era: cabinet openings were framed to standard widths, and the original cabinet packages were ordered to match those openings. The base and upper cabinet widths in most of those kitchens fall on the standard 3-inch industry increments used by nearly every cabinet manufacturer.

For cabinet Refacing in Roswell, ask which items the selected supplier actually has available, which require an order and how availability will be confirmed. Confirm the Roswell supplier's for cabinet Refacing in Roswell current collection or delivery options, applicable charges, location and access arrangements before planning the job. This is what allows a firm per-door price to be established before the project starts, rather than a variable allowance that adjusts for non-standard cuts.

This predictability is one reason pre-sale refacing in Roswell's 1985-to-1995 subdivisions can be quoted more precisely than the same project in an older neighborhood with non-standard framing or in a kitchen that has been substantially remodeled since its original construction.

When refacing is the right scope and when it is not

Refacing is the right scope when the boxes are structurally sound and the layout stays the same. The conditions that confirm a refacing project: plywood or particleboard boxes that are plumb and level, face frames with no water-stain swelling or delamination, drawer glides that function or can be upgraded in place, and a countertop that is either being kept or replaced as a separate scope. When all four conditions hold, refacing delivers the visual change at roughly a third of the cost of a full replacement.

The conditions that push a project into full replacement territory: structural damage to the boxes from moisture or settling, a layout change such as removing a peninsula or adding an island, a ceiling height change that requires taller upper cabinets, or plumbing and electrical that needs to move from its current position behind or inside the existing boxes. Any one of these makes full replacement the only viable path because a refacing project cannot reposition a box.

The evaluation visit settles the scope question. The evaluator checks the back corners of the base cabinets for water staining, presses on the floor of each cabinet to check for soft spots, and runs the drawer boxes to assess whether the existing glides provide a sound base. That inspection, not the estimate, is where the scope is confirmed.

Plain white flat-panel cabinets with a speckled laminate counter and stainless double sink in a bare kitchen.

Cabinet refacing cost in Roswell

Cabinet refacing cost in Roswell depends on the number of door fronts and drawer fronts, the door style selected, the material, and whether the face frames are being painted or wrapped in matching veneer. Ask how the quoted cabinet Refacing in Roswell option changes with cabinet construction, drawer count, specialty fittings and site preparation; confirm which materials and work are actually included. A smaller kitchen with 10 to 14 door fronts runs toward the lower end; a larger kitchen with a full upper run, multiple drawer banks, and pantry doors runs toward the upper end.

Within that range, the choices that move the price are door style (a flat slab front costs less to fabricate than a shaker profile, and a shaker costs less than a carved raised-panel replacement), material (thermofoil is the most economical, painted maple is mid-range, and a solid wood veneer runs higher), and hardware. Replacing knobs and pulls at the same time as the door installation is the efficient sequence; doing it separately afterward carries an additional service call.

The per-door pricing model means a written estimate can itemize every opening before the order is placed, covering door fronts, drawer fronts, face-frame treatment, and hardware separately. The figures above are estimates for cabinet refacing in roswell, subject to change, and the written quote sets the final price.

The same kitchen, refaced

Dated U-shaped kitchen with honey oak arched raised-panel cabinets, white laminate counters, a white electric range and fluorescent box light.The same kitchen with every door and drawer front now white with black bar pulls, counters and appliances unchanged.BeforeAfter
Illustrative refacing comparison. New doors and drawer fronts on the original boxes; the layout and counters are unchanged.

The process

From first call to installed cabinets

Four steps, and you make a decision at the end of each one before the next begins.

  1. Call or send the form

    We call back, talk through the room and what you want from it, and set a time to visit.

  2. Measure and design

    A field measure, then a layout with door style, finish and hardware you can see before you commit.

  3. Written quote and order

    An itemized quote with the lead time on it. Cabinets are ordered against the measured drawing once you sign.

  4. Delivery and install

    Boxes are checked on arrival, set level and scribed to the walls, doors adjusted, then a walk-through with you.

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Questions

Cabinet Refacing: Common Questions

Does cabinet refacing require a permit in Fulton County?

Cabinet refacing replaces door fronts, drawer fronts, and face-frame finish on existing boxes that stay in place. For a Roswell refacing project, ask the authority responsible for the property whether the door, drawer and finish work requires any approval before scheduling installation. If the project scope expands to include adding new cabinet runs or moving boxes, that changes the permit question.

How does a painted shaker door hold up in a Georgia kitchen?

A painted finish on a maple door requires a proper primer and a durable topcoat to handle the humidity swings common in Georgia kitchens. When specified and applied correctly, a painted maple shaker door is durable and straightforward to clean. The original stained oak doors on 1985-to-1995 builder cabinets were often applied over a particleboard substrate; a painted solid maple replacement is generally a material step up from what it replaces.

Can I reface and also replace the countertop at the same time?

Yes, and for a pre-listing project the sequence matters. The refacing installation does not depend on the countertop, so the two projects can be scheduled together. If the countertop is also being replaced, the countertop template is taken after the refacing is complete, since the top rests on the base cabinets and the measurement reflects the finished face-frame depth. Coordinating both scopes in a single evaluation visit is the most efficient path.

What is the difference between refacing and painting the existing cabinet doors?

Refacing replaces the door fronts and drawer fronts entirely with new fabricated pieces and resurfaces the face frames with new veneer or paint. Painting sands and applies finish to the existing doors without replacing them. Refacing allows a profile change, such as switching from a raised panel to a shaker, which painting cannot do. Refacing also addresses drawer boxes and glides at the same time; painting does not touch the interior of the boxes.

How do I know if my boxes are solid enough to reface?

The evaluation visit checks this directly. The evaluator opens every door, presses on the box floors and walls to check for soft spots from moisture, inspects the face frames for gaps or delamination, and runs the drawer boxes to assess the existing glides. A box that has shifted off plumb by more than the shim tolerance, or that shows active moisture damage, is flagged as a replacement candidate. A written quote covers only the scope the boxes can support.

What does the written quote for a refacing project include?

The written quote itemizes every opening by door count and drawer count, states the door style and material selected, describes the face-frame treatment, and lists the hardware allowance if hardware is included. Ask whether a written warranty applies to cabinet refacing in Roswell, and request its coverage and exclusions before ordering. Any opening the evaluator flagged as a replacement candidate rather than a refacing candidate is listed separately with a note on the reason.

Will the refaced kitchen photograph well for a listing?

A painted shaker profile in a neutral color is the current baseline that buyers expect in a Roswell home at the mid-to-upper price range. The goal of a pre-listing refacing is to remove the dated raised-panel oak look that works against a listing and replace it with a profile that reads as move-in ready. The door style and color selection happens at the evaluation visit, where the choices are weighed against the listing price range and the buyer profile for the neighborhood.

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