Cabinet Refacing in Lakewood, Ohio

When you’re looking for cabinet refacing in Lakewood Ohio, homeowners know that they’ll get the best quality of work and materials when they work with American Wood Reface. Other companies only provide a basic veneer for the frame and refacing for your existing cabinets.

When you work with us, you’ll get a solid 1/4″ wood facing added to your frame and brand new, handcrafted doors from our collection. We even have customized options available.

When you’re remodeling your kitchen and redesigning it, why spend a lot of extra money on new cabinets? We can make your existing cabinets look brand new for so much less.

We can even reface your existing cabinets to match any new cabinets that you add. This process can save you significant money on your remodeling project!

The high-quality job that we do gives you the freedom to refinish the cabinets to different colors down the road. Just sand off the existing color or undertake a wide range of other options to update your kitchen without a lot of extra expense.

When you work with American Wood Reface, you’re working with the best craftsmanship and quality money can buy.

The Small Town Appeal of Lakewood, Ohio

Though Lakewood is located just outside of Cleveland, its small population – just over 52,000 – gives it a smaller-town feel that many suburbanites enjoy, while still providing all the amenities of big city life. The town was founded in 1889 as one of Cleveland’s streetcar suburbs, allowing residents to appreciate a small-town atmosphere combined with the opportunities provided by its proximity to Cleveland.

Located on the shore of Lake Erie, the city has the largest lakeside park in the state, complete with a concert stage, seasonal outdoor swimming pools, a skate park, a playground, and picnic pavilions. The city has additional park space throughout its borders, totaling 150 acres of outdoor recreation, including hiking trails and a dog park.

A promising retail center, Lakewood is home to Aladdin’s Eatery, Geiger’s, and Malley’s Chocolates, along with a wide range of other national and regional chains. If you prefer cultural interactions, the Lakewood Public Library has won multiple awards, while the Beck Center for the Arts is the largest arts center on Cleveland’s west side.

The city is also a winner of multiple awards. These include Travel + Leisure Magazine’s Top 10 Suburbs in the USA, Business Week’s Best Place to Raise Your Kids 2010, Inside Business Magazine’s Economic Development Award 2009, American Institute of Architects, and Cleveland Restoration Society’s Creative & Effective Preservation Advocacy Award 2009, This Old House Magazine’s Top 13 Best Places in the Midwest to Buy an Old House and was accepted into the Ohio Main Street Program in 2005.

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