Cabinet Refacing in Beacon Hill
Historic row houses with narrow galley kitchens benefit from refacing that updates style without altering original layouts.
Your local cabinet refacing in Beacon Hill
Historic row houses with narrow galley kitchens benefit from refacing that updates style without altering original layouts.
Boston Cabinet Refacing has served Beacon Hill and the wider Boston area since 2012. Every job comes with a licensed technician and an upfront flat-rate price you approve before we start.
Our services in Beacon Hill
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What Boston neighbors say
Hired them for kitchen cabinet refacing and they were professional start to finish. Clear quote, showed up on time, clean work. Would use again.
Great experience with our cabinet refacing project. They explained everything, stuck to the price they quoted, and the result looks fantastic.
Responsive and fair. Got a detailed estimate for cabinet door & drawer front replacement the same day and the crew did exactly what was promised.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between cabinet refacing and replacing my cabinets?
Refacing keeps your existing cabinet boxes in place and updates the doors, drawer fronts, and visible surfaces with new veneer, while replacement removes everything and installs entirely new cabinetry — refacing typically costs 30-50% less and finishes in days rather than weeks.
How long does a cabinet refacing project take?
Most kitchens are refaced in 3-5 days once materials are ready, compared to several weeks for a full cabinet replacement or gut renovation.
Can you match my existing cabinet finish or style?
Yes — we custom-match stain colors, paint sheens, and door profiles, which is especially common in Boston's older triple-deckers and brownstones where cabinet openings and trim are non-standard sizes.
Is cabinet refinishing enough, or do I need a full reface?
If you like your current door style and layout and the boxes are in good shape, refinishing (sanding and a new stain or paint finish) is the cheaper option; refacing makes more sense if you want a different door style, color, or hardware look.
Do you install countertops and backsplash as part of a refacing project?
Yes — countertops, backsplash, under-cabinet lighting, and crown molding are commonly bundled with a refacing job so the whole kitchen is finished at once.
What materials do you use for refacing — laminate or real wood?
We offer both: laminate and thermofoil are durable, low-maintenance, and budget-friendly, while real wood veneer and solid hardwood doors cost more but can be sanded and refinished again in the future.
Is there a warranty on refaced cabinets?
Yes, workmanship and materials are covered by warranty; specific terms depend on the door and veneer material selected during your consultation.
Do you reface bathroom vanities too, or just kitchens?
Both — bathroom vanity refacing follows the same process as kitchen cabinets and is often done alongside a new countertop and sink for a full bathroom refresh.
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