New doors, drawer fronts, and veneer over the boxes you already own — a transformed kitchen in days, not weeks.
Refacing keeps your existing cabinet boxes and replaces everything you see and touch: new doors and drawer fronts, matching veneer on the frames, new hinges and hardware. If the layout works and the boxes are structurally sound, refacing delivers the look of a new kitchen for roughly half the cost of replacement — with far less dust and downtime.
Every box checked for soundness, square, and humidity damage — refacing only works on cabinets that earn it.
Solid-wood or moisture-resistant MDF fronts in the door style and finish you choose — from shaker to slab.
Matching veneer applied to exposed frames and end panels so old and new read as one kitchen.
Soft-close hinges, glides, pulls, and knobs — in finishes spec’d to survive salt air.
Worn drawer boxes and glides replaced where needed — dovetailed boxes upgrade the daily experience.
Matching pieces added where the original kitchen ran short — a pantry cabinet, a microwave cabinet, an island.
Refacing is made for Pinellas’ post-war housing stock. Thousands of block ranches from Largo to Seminole have structurally sound plywood boxes wearing dated doors — exactly the candidate refacing serves well. The Florida caveat is moisture: thermofoil-era kitchens whose doors are peeling from humidity often have perfectly good boxes underneath, while boxes swollen at the sink base earn replacement. A pro tells you which you have in one walkthrough.
Solid boxes, a layout that works, and no moisture damage — that’s the test. A pro confirms it in one visit, usually in minutes.
Typically three to five days on site once the new doors and fronts arrive — and the kitchen stays usable through most of it.
Roughly half, in most Pinellas kitchens — the savings come from keeping the boxes and skipping the tear-out.
Describe your kitchen and what you want changed. We’ll connect you with a local St. Petersburg pro who can scope it — the call takes two minutes.
Call (727) 610-2811