Cabinet Refacing in
University Heights, Ohio

A cabinet refacing project can cost as little as half that of a renovation involving tearing out and replacing with custom cabinets. Because we keep your existing cabinets in place, you save significantly on labor and material expenses. This affordable approach allows homeowners to enjoy a top-quality custom kitchen while staying comfortably within their budget.

Yes, American Wood Reface uses top-quality, quarter-inch select-grade solid wood for our cabinet refacing. We do not use cheap veneers, laminates, or thermofoil. Your new cabinet doors and drawer fronts are entirely custom-crafted from premium hardwoods, ensuring long-term beauty and durability for your Ohio home.

Absolutely. During your cabinet refacing in University Heights, our team can easily add custom cabinetry to meet your needs. We also can extend or resize cabinets, modify cabinets for a different function or to fit different sized appliances, or even change the kitchen’s layout entirely. The new additions and modifications, once refaced, blend seamlessly with the rest of the kitchen, providing you with a completely new look, along with increased storage space and improved overall functionality.

We never paint over your old doors. Our comprehensive cabinet refacing process includes completely replacing your old doors and drawer fronts with brand new. We reface the cabinet boxes with ¼” premium solid wood, covering sides and bottoms, too, then we install brand-new, custom-built, matching solid wood doors and drawer fronts with upgraded hinges and hardware, giving your kitchen a fresh, fully updated, and premium appearance.

Yes, we frequently provide expert cabinet refacing in University Heights, particularly in the vibrant neighborhoods surrounding John Carroll University. We also proudly serve nearby communities like Shaker Heights, Cleveland Heights, and Beachwood. Our local team is highly familiar with the remodeling needs of the entire region. Homes in older neighborhoods are particularly suitable for cabinet refacing, as many have built-in craftsman cabinetry that cannot easily be fitted with today’s standardized cabinets. Refacing ensures a perfect fit and eliminates the need to replace trim, walls and flooring that you would have in a cabinet replacement scenario where the new cabinets don’t fit the old footprint.