Cabinet refacing · San Angelo & Central Texas

A new kitchen look.
Without the full tear-out.

Keep the cabinet boxes that still work. Replace the dated doors and drawer fronts, upgrade the hardware, and make the whole room feel new.

Most refacing projects: $4,500–$12,000
Final price depends on kitchen size and selected upgrades.

Bright white Shaker cabinet refacing project with black hardware
Clean Shaker lines. Durable shop-applied finish. Hardware that feels as good as it looks.
Built locally Custom-sized doors Soft-close available Minimal demolition

Refacing, done like cabinetmaking

We don’t cover up old doors. We build new ones.

Refacing keeps your existing cabinet boxes and replaces the parts that define the room: doors, drawer fronts, hinges and exposed finishes. You get a dramatic transformation without paying to demolish a layout you already like.

Need more function too? Add new drawer boxes, soft-close slides, pull-outs and other practical upgrades while we’re there.

Recent work

Details make the difference.

Featured project · A tailored solution

New uppers. Refaced lowers. One seamless kitchen.

This customer wanted completely new upper cabinets while keeping the existing lower cabinet boxes. We built and installed the new uppers, then refaced the lowers with new Shaker doors and drawer fronts so everything worked together as one finished design.

You don’t have to choose between refacing everything or replacing everything. We can build a project around what is worth keeping and what truly needs to change.

In progress
Kitchen during renovation with new upper cabinet boxes installed and existing lower cabinets prepared for refacing
Finished
Finished kitchen with new upper cabinets and professionally refaced lower cabinets
In progress
Wide view of the cabinet project while doors and drawer fronts were being installed
Finished
Wide finished view showing the matching new upper and refaced lower cabinets

What can change

Start with the look. Upgrade the function.

01

New doors & fronts

Custom-sized Shaker doors and matching drawer fronts create the visible transformation.

02

Soft-close hardware

Concealed hinges and upgraded drawer slides make old cabinetry feel substantially newer.

03

Better drawers

Replace tired drawer boxes or add practical pull-outs where your kitchen needs them.

04

Finishing details

Panels, trim and carefully matched exposed surfaces bring the new design together.

Cabinetmaker Christopher Webb standing in front of custom white cabinetry

A simpler remodeling process

Send photos first. We’ll tell you whether refacing makes sense.

  1. Text your kitchen photos.Include a few wide shots plus close-ups of the doors and cabinet boxes.
  2. Get a preliminary range.We’ll discuss the size of the kitchen, style and upgrades before scheduling a visit.
  3. Measure and choose details.We confirm every opening and finalize the scope, finish and hardware.
  4. Build, finish and install.Most of the work happens in the shop, reducing disruption inside your home.
Ask if your kitchen qualifies

Straight answers

Before you request an estimate.

Is refacing just new doors?

No. New doors and drawer fronts create most of the visual change, but a complete project also addresses hinges, exposed cabinet surfaces, trim and any selected drawer or storage upgrades.

When is refacing a bad choice?

If the cabinet boxes are badly damaged, the layout does not work, or you need major structural changes, replacement may make more sense. Photos help us spot those issues early.

How much does it cost?

Most projects fall between $4,500 and $12,000. The number of doors and drawers, kitchen size, finish and functional upgrades determine the final price.

Where do you work?

We serve San Angelo and select Central Texas communities. Send your ZIP code with your photos and we’ll confirm availability for your area.

The fastest first step

Show us your kitchen.

Text a few photos to Christopher Webb. We’ll tell you whether the cabinets appear suitable for refacing and what information we need next.

Call Text kitchen photos