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Remodeling a kitchen by tearing
out and replacing all the cabinets is costly, messy,
and time consuming.
American Wood Reface can reface
your kitchen cabinets, instead of replacing them, to upgrade
your kitchen’s quality, beauty and value, while
allowing
you to:
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Save Time – We
complete your kitchen in one week or less,
while a general contractor may disrupt your
household for as long as four to eight weeks
to tear out and remodel your kitchen.
Save Money – American Wood Reface can
create a stunning kitchen you’ll be proud
of, for about half the cost of a typical
full custom kitchen remodel.
Improve Quality – Our hand-selected
solid woods, durable multi-step finishes,
attractive hardware, and expert installation
upgrades your kitchen to the quality of
high-end custom cabinetry, enhancing its
beauty and value. A striking kitchen can
help you sell your home faster and at a
higher price.
Improve Functionality – American Wood
Reface can modify existing cabinets and add
many of the modern features and accessories
available with new cabinetry.
Add More Space – You’re not
necessarily limited to your existing kitchen
layout when you reface. It may be possible
to reconfigure or add new cabinets perhaps
even an island to expand your storage and
counter space. Our kitchen design experts
can help you see the possibilities.
Environmentally Friendly – Any kitchen cabinet
size, grade, or configuration can be refaced
and renewed, which means less scrap going
into the landfill, and less new raw material
being consumed, compared to tearing out and
replacing cabinets.
Salvage Good Quality Older Cabinetry
– Many older homes have built-in solid wood
cabinetry that is superior in quality and
durability to the inexpensive new stock
cabinets available today. It is often a
better choice to renew these older kitchen cabinets
with a quality solid wood refacing system,
rather than tearing out and replacing them
with economy cabinets. |
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“But, I want new cabinets...”
Kitchen Remodels Keeping the Same Layout
In some instances, such as when
homeowners are gutting their previous kitchen and
knocking down walls, new cabinets are certainly the
way to go. But most kitchen remodels are completed
without much change to the existing layout, due to
space constraints or locations of doors and windows.
These kitchens are ideal candidates for homeowners
to consider refacing.
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