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Lakeland Cabinet Refacing

Kitchen Cabinet Refacing in Lakeland, FL

New doors, soft-close hardware, and humidity-ready veneer finishes over your existing kitchen boxes. Free estimates.

Serving Lakeland and nearby communities.

Kitchen cabinet refacing is the kitchen-specific application of refacing: new doors, drawer fronts, and matching veneer go over your existing upper and lower boxes, including pantry cabinets and island panels. It's built for kitchens where the cabinet boxes are structurally sound but the doors, finish, or hardware look dated or worn.

South Lakeland neighborhoods built out in the 1990s and 2000s still have a lot of original oak cabinet boxes in good shape, just wearing a finish that's past its prime. Lakeland Cabinet Refacing works around appliances, sinks, and dishwashers already in place, so the kitchen stays mostly usable while the work happens.

What's included

What's Included with Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

Typically included: upper and lower cabinet resurfacing, pantry cabinet matching, new doors and drawer fronts, hardware installation, end panel matching. Optional: island panel refacing, decorative crown molding, pull-out drawer organizers. Customer prep: clearing countertops and cabinet contents, disconnecting small appliances near the work area.

How it works

How Our Kitchen Cabinet Refacing Process Works

  1. Kitchen Layout Review photo
    Step 1

    Kitchen Layout Review

    The existing kitchen layout is reviewed to plan refacing around appliances and fixtures.

  2. Style Selection photo
    Step 2

    Style Selection

    Homeowners select door styles and finishes suited to their kitchen's design.

  3. Box Resurfacing photo
    Step 3

    Box Resurfacing

    Cabinet boxes are resurfaced with matching veneer or laminate materials.

  4. Door and Drawer Swap photo
    Step 4

    Door and Drawer Swap

    Old doors and drawer fronts are replaced with new matching components.

  5. Hardware Installation photo
    Step 5

    Hardware Installation

    New knobs, pulls, and hinges are installed to complete the kitchen update.

  6. Final Cleanup photo
    Step 6

    Final Cleanup

    Work areas are cleaned and cabinets are inspected for a finished, functional result.

Materials

Materials and Methods for Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

Kitchen cabinets near sinks and dishwashers take more moisture exposure than cabinets anywhere else in the house, so material choice matters more here than in a bathroom or closet job.

  • Kitchen-Grade Laminate photo

    Kitchen-Grade Laminate

    Moisture-resistant laminate is selected for durability in busy kitchen environments near sinks and dishwashers.

  • Solid Wood Fronts photo

    Solid Wood Fronts

    Solid wood door fronts add warmth and long-lasting durability to kitchens that see daily use.

  • Soft-Close Drawer Slides photo

    Soft-Close Drawer Slides

    Upgraded slides allow drawers to close quietly and smoothly every time, even with full pots and pans.

  • Decorative Molding photo

    Decorative Molding

    Molding accents add a finished, custom look to refaced kitchen cabinets.

  • Cabinet End Panels photo

    Cabinet End Panels

    Matching end panels conceal exposed cabinet sides for a cohesive appearance at the kitchen's edges.

  • Pull-Out Hardware photo

    Pull-Out Hardware

    Pull-out trays and organizers improve kitchen storage functionality after refacing.

Timeline

How Long Does a Kitchen Cabinet Refacing Take?

  1. 01

    Stage 1

    Most kitchen refacing jobs run on a set schedule from measure to final install, with the kitchen usable for basic tasks most of the way through.

  2. 02

    Consult and measure

    same day
  3. 03

    Door fabrication

    1–2 weeks
  4. 04

    Install

    2–4 days

    depending on kitchen size.

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Before & after

Before and After Kitchen Cabinet Refacing Results

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

FAQs

Kitchen Cabinet Refacing FAQs

Do I need to move out of my kitchen during refacing?

No. Most homeowners keep using the kitchen for basic meals throughout the project, though countertops get cleared and the sink area may be off-limits for a day or two during install.

How long does a kitchen refacing job take from start to finish?

Typically 1-2 weeks from measure to finished install, most of that time spent on door fabrication rather than on-site work.

Can you match new doors to my existing cabinet boxes?

Yes. Doors and drawer fronts are built to match the box dimensions and finish tone so the kitchen reads as one cohesive update.

What happens to my old cabinet doors after refacing?

Old doors and hardware are removed and hauled off as part of the job unless you want to keep them.

Will refacing fix water damage under the sink cabinet?

Refacing covers the visible surfaces, but a box with soft or swollen wood from a leak needs repair or partial box replacement first. That gets flagged during the initial assessment.

Is kitchen cabinet refacing near me worth the cost compared to full replacement?

For kitchens with solid boxes, refacing runs well below full replacement cost and finishes faster since there's no demolition or new box installation involved.

Next step

Get a Kitchen Cabinet Refacing Estimate in Lakeland

Call (863) 777-5234 or request a free estimate. Lakeland Cabinet Refacing will assess your boxes and give you a written scope before anything starts.

Ask about Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

Tell us about the project and how to reach you.

Call (863) 777-5234