• Cabinet Refacing: Your existing, structurally sound cabinet boxes remain in place. We sand the exterior face frames and side panels, cover them with high-grade real wood or thermofoil veneers, and replace all doors, drawer fronts, hinges, glides, and handles. It provides a brand-new appearance at 30% to 50% less cost than total replacement, with an installation timeline of just 3 to 5 days.
• Full Cabinet Replacement: Entire cabinet boxes are torn out down to the drywall, requiring new flooring work, drywall repairs, and complete countertop re-installation.

Your cabinets are ideal candidates for refacing if:

1. The cabinet boxes are structurally solid, plumb, and made of sturdy plywood or dense hardwood.
2. You are happy with your kitchen’s current basic layout and floor plan.
3. The face frames and side panels are free from severe water damage or structural rot.

If your cabinet boxes are sagging, water-damaged, or made of crumbling particleboard, full replacement with custom kitchen cabinets is recommended.

The active on-site refacing phase typically takes only 3 to 5 days, following a 3 to 5-week off-site custom manufacturing phase for your doors and drawer fronts. Because your cabinet boxes and countertops remain in place, your kitchen remains largely functional throughout most of the process.

Yes, absolutely. Refacing is the ideal time to upgrade your hardware. We replace outdated exterior hinges with concealed 6-way adjustable soft-close hinges and swap old metal side glides for heavy-duty, undermount soft-close drawer slides that pull out smoothly to full extension.

Yes. Because cabinet refacing works entirely on the exterior doors, face frames, and drawer fronts without disturbing the cabinet box framework, your existing quartz, granite, or tile countertops remain completely intact and untouched.

Yes. Kitchen cabinet refacing offers one of the highest returns on investment (ROI) in home remodeling. It delivers the dramatic visual impact of a brand-new custom kitchen at a fraction of the cost, eliminating dated finishes and worn doors that discourage potential homebuyers.

Yes! Unlike a full kitchen remodel that leaves you without a functional kitchen for weeks, cabinet refacing is minimally invasive. You will still have access to your sink, appliances, and countertops during the evening hours throughout the brief 3- to 5-day installation window.

Refacing requires precision carpentry and specialized veneering techniques. Low-tier refacing companies often use thin peel-and-stick vinyl stickers that bubble and peel within a few years. Levite Construction Co. is a licensed design-build general contractor. We utilize industrial wood veneers, factory-milled solid wood or high-density doors, commercial conversion varnishes, and master finish carpenters to deliver an heirloom-quality finish that looks and lasts like brand-new custom cabinetry.