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Cabinet Refacing

To figure out how long cabinet refacing might take, consider the size of your kitchen and the number of cabinets you’ve got. Smaller kitchens can usually be done in a few days, while larger ones might take up to a week. Also, think about the complexity of the job—things like intricate designs or additional repairs can add to the timeline. A quick chat with a professional can give you a more accurate estimate based on your specific setup.

Prepping your home for cabinet refacing is all about creating an easy workspace for the workers going to your home. We recommend you clear out all your cabinets and make sure there's plenty of room for the workers to move around. Cover your countertops, appliances, and floors to protect them from dust and debris. Lastly, we advise you keep pets and little ones out of the work area to avoid any mishaps.

Keeping your refaced cabinets looking like new can be simple. First start by regularly wiping your cabinets down with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and spills. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the finish over time. For any sticky or greasy spots, we recommend a mild soap solution. If your cabinets have wood surfaces, you should consider using a furniture polish every few months to keep them shiny and protected. If the hinges or handles loosen over time, tighten them. Regular care will keep your cabinets looking fresh for years to come!