Cabinets being refaced with new doors in Anaheim, CA

Kitchen Cabinet Refacing in Anaheim, CA

Kitchen cabinet refacing keeps the cabinet boxes you already have and replaces everything you see: doors, drawer fronts, the exposed face frames and end panels, hinges, and pulls. When the layout works and the boxes are solid, it changes the look of the room in days instead of weeks, and it is a common choice in Anaheim Hills houses built mostly from the 1970s through the 1990s.

  • Licensed under California's CSLB contractor licensing rules
  • Permit work coordinated with the City of Anaheim Building Division
  • Free design consultation and a written contract before work starts

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Is Refacing Right for Your Kitchen?

Refacing works when three things are true: the layout already suits you, the boxes are square and dry, and the shelves are not sagging or delaminated. If any of those fail, you are paying to dress up cabinets that will need replacing anyway.

Water damage under the sink is the most common deal-breaker. We check that base first, along with the dishwasher side panels and any cabinet next to the range. In older West Anaheim tract homes from the 1950s and 1960s, we also look for boxes that were built on site; those can be refaced beautifully if the framing is sound.

What Refacing Includes

New doors and fronts

Shaker, slab, or raised-panel doors and matching drawer fronts in the finish you choose.

Veneer on frames

Face frames and exposed sides covered in matching veneer so the whole run looks new.

Soft-close hardware

New concealed hinges, drawer slides where needed, and pulls.

Add-ons

Crown molding, light rail, glass-front uppers, or a new pantry pull-out.

How Refacing Fits a Larger Plan

Refacing does not require a permit on its own in most cases, because nothing structural, electrical, or plumbing changes. The moment the plan adds under-cabinet lighting circuits, moves the sink, or opens a wall, the job changes. California requires a CSLB license for home-improvement work above $1,000, and a B-2 Residential Remodeling license does not cover substantial changes to major plumbing or electrical systems, so we scope those items separately and coordinate the permit with the City of Anaheim Building Division when one is needed.

Lighting is a common add-on. If new fixtures go in as part of the job, altered kitchen lighting has to be high-efficacy under the state energy code, so we pick fixtures that meet it.

If the boxes cannot be saved, new cabinet installation is the better route. If you want to change the whole room, see our full kitchen remodel page.

The Sequence

How a Refacing Job Runs

01

Inspect and Measure

We check every box and measure each door and drawer opening.

02

Order

Doors, fronts, and veneer are made to your measurements.

03

Install

Old doors come off, frames are veneered, and new doors and hardware go on.

04

Adjust

Every door and drawer is aligned, and we walk the kitchen with you.

Common Questions

Cabinet Refacing Questions

How long does kitchen cabinet refacing take?

The on-site work is usually a few days once the doors arrive. Most of the calendar is the order lead time. If you add lighting or other permitted work, the City of Anaheim Building Division inspection is added to the schedule.

Is refacing cheaper than new cabinets?

Usually, because the boxes, layout, and countertops stay in place. The savings disappear if the boxes are damaged, which is why we inspect them first and tell you honestly if refacing is the wrong choice.

Can I keep my countertops when refacing?

Yes, in most cases. The counters stay put while doors, fronts, and veneer are replaced. If the counters are tile from the original Anaheim Hills houses built mostly from the 1970s through the 1990s era, many owners replace them at the same time.

What should I check in the contract?

The door style, finish, hardware, and every add-on should be listed in writing. California caps the deposit at a down payment of no more than $1,000 or 10 percent of the contract price, whichever is less, and you have three business days to cancel, or five if you are 65 or older after signing.

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