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Cabinet Refacing is a method of updating cabinets with new Doors and resurfaced Faces. It is an excellent alternative to replacing and/or painting the cabinets.
Top Benefits of Refacing with new Delta Cabinet Doors
#1. Cost & Convenience. Refacing runs only about ½ the cost of replacing your cabinets and takes ½ the time. Most projects are completed within one week, and you don’t even have to remove the contents of your cabinets.
#2. There is no need to replace your countertops and hire other subs like a plumber and/or electrician.
#3. Value added to the home. Cabinet Refacing is of the highest ROI (Return On Investment) renovation projects you can choose for your home.
#4. No Painting or Sanding inside your home. All the messy work is done in our shop or outside. Our crews clean up after themselves daily. You maintain use of your kitchen during the installation process. While limited a bit during the days of progress, you’ll have full use in the evenings.
#5. Local Economy. 90% of the monies you invest are kept local. When you replace cabinets, that are mostly manufactured out of state/country, the money is sent away and rarely returns to your neighborhood.
Other names for Cabinet Refacing in the marketplace include: Cabinet Makeover, Cabinet Resurfacing, Cabinet Facelift, Replacement Cabinet Doors, Cabinet Refinishing, Cabinet Veneering, Kitchen Makeover, and more. There are as many names for this project as there are methods of construction. If you are researching options, we encourage you to get all the details of exactly what each company is proposing.
Delta’s refined process of Cabinet Refacing developed over many years is one that caters to the wants and needs of modern consumers. It is a unique process. It’s one that enables changing the look of your kitchen dramatically. We offer many options, Styles, and Colors. It transforms your old cabinets to Full Overlay, with Soft Close Doors, and has all the subtle details of New Cabinetry.
Our unique method is one where All Doors and Drawer Fronts are replaced. We also provide new Soft Close hinges and Full Overlay styling. We overlay end-panels, cabinet-bottoms, and toe-kick and Side Panels, (plain or deco-panels optional). We then resurface the fascia with new 1/4-wood skins (similar to paneling). It’s almost like tiling over the old cabinets with new wood paneling. All materials are finished to match your selection in our shop, not your home. Adding new modern knobs/pulls really accentuates your new kitchen and makes for a top-shelf look.
There are many options and upgrades available while you are refacing your kitchen. We offer optional upgrades of New Hardware, Crown Molding, New Drawers, New Island, More Drawer Space, Trash Pullout, Spice Rack and many more. Most all accessories available with new cabinets are available with refaced cabinets.
At the end of the project, Only you will know that your cabinets have been refaced rather than replaced. The difference can only be detected behind closed doors and that’s where most folks have their contents covering all cabinet surfaces. You will be back cooking and entertaining in your new kitchen usually within 1-week and no-one will ever know the magnitude of the transformation your kitchen recently underwent. (See Refacing FAQ's for more information on the process, and available options)
Homeowners who want to save may opt to do some of the work yourself. Self painting the existing framework and/or helping with the removal or trash haul away can go a long way. We’ll work with you as best we can to get you to a budget you can agree to. Our goal is to help you achieve a product, price, and style that works for you and modernizes your kitchen to a degree that you are satisfied with. We will be glad to furnish, and supply as much or little of the product or labor that you want us to. Some customers come to us simply to purchase the unfinished cabinet doors for their project, while supplying their own measurements. Others want full-fledged installed refacing which we measure, supply, and install the goods. We are happy to work with you either way. We will do as much, or as little as you like to arrange a happy working relationship that enables you to hit your remodeling goals. Please call us anytime to discuss your project desires, needs, and budget. We will work really hard to help you achieve the kitchen you desire for a price within your budget.
What is Cabinet Refacing?
Cabinet Refacing is a process where we make old, Outdated Cabinets look Brand New at a fraction of the cost. You do not have to replace your countertops as with remodeling.
Do I have to change my countertops?
No, We can work around the existing countertops.
Do I have to be home while you do the work?
No. Our crews are full time, insured, professional, family men. You do not have to supervise or be home for the days of installation.
How Much does it Cost? Can I Ballpark my kitchen myself?
Material and Labor included refacing runs about ½ the cost of new cabinets without generating a need for many extra expenses that come along with complete remodeling. There is no need for New Countertops, Repairing or replacing floors, Sheetrock and painting repairs, Plumbing work, Electrical work. Etc.
How long does it take?
The short answer: 4-6 weeks. Most jobs are completed within 5 consecutive days of installation in your home. You’ll have full use of your kitchen up until installation. Once ordered; It takes 3-4 weeks to receive all the materials, supplies, and finishes at our shop. We then fabricate and prepare the materials for your order. We do everything we can at our shop so that installation and kitchen-downtime is held to a minimum. We then commence to installation.
What if there’s a problem during installation?
During the installation of your kitchen, we usually have a shop team and a field team working on your job at the same time. In the event of an unexpected problem, the field team calls it in to the shop team and the corrected and/or replacement parts are out on the next truck. Most problems are overcome before we even finish the job. This is a huge benefit to buying from a local manufacturer.
Do you work weekends?
Appointments and assessment, Yes, Installation and ordinary schedule, No. Our crews are full time, professional, family men. You do dot have to supervise or be home for the days of installation.
How long will I be without a kitchen and otherwise inconvenienced?
Not long. You may be moderately inconvenienced for the duration of the installation while our workmen are there, usually 5 days +-. You will have full access to your kitchen in the evenings. At no time will your kitchen be totally unusable. Cabinet Refacing is a fairly clean and neat process compared to remodeling. There no sanding or painting in your home. We prepare everything we can at our shop before arriving at your home. You do not even have to remove all of the items in your cabinets.
What is the Warranty?
We warrant against faulty material and workmanship for 5-Years. Hinges and hardware carry manufacturers Lifetime Warranty.
What are the Payment Terms?
50% Deposit, 40% on Delivery, and 10% on Installation. We accept check and/or credit card for one or all of the payments.
My drawers are broken or not opening well. What can we do?
While we are at it, we can replace all, or some of the drawer boxes and hardware if needed. We can install new drawers with the state of the art “Soft-Close feature”!
Is my kitchen worth refacing?
If you are happy with the configuration of your kitchen (The footprint) and your cabinets are structurally sound, then yes, you should consider refacing.
What if I want to make changes?
We offer dozens of modifications that can be performed as we reface your cabinets. We can convert a regular cabinets to drawers. We can add new cabinets. We can add an island. We can add a Pantry, Install new Pantry Doors to your built in Pantry. Wine racks , Trash Pullouts, Tilt Out Trays, Spice racks and more are popular upgrades. Where you have storage problems, we have solutions. We will make recommendations and show you a catalog of all the available options. Most every accessory that is available for new cabinetry is available for refacing whether Functional or Decorative.
My cabinets are dark and I want to go light, Can we do that?
Absolutely! Because we are replacing the doors, and overlaying new material over the existing, there are no limitations to the color/style change. We can go Dark to light, Light to dark, Paint to stain, Stain to paint. Your choice.
How many colors and styles are available? Do you have samples?
We have samples for many of today’s popular colors and styles. Because we are a cabinet shop, virtually anything you have ever seen or imagined is possible. Most we will offer you at no additional charge. In fact, with limitless options to choose from, the process can become overwhelming. We recommend that you either choose from our samples or find color & style combinations from magazines or the web and we will replicate it for you. When working from photos, we will always provide a real sample for your approval before producing your order.
How long have you been doing this?
Over 30 Years. Damon Eskine, our GM is one of the pioneers of this process in the New Orleans area. Damon started managing a door manufacturing company in 1987 where he sold cabinet doors and refacing products for most every refacing company in the Greater New Orleans area. Combined, these companies satisfied over 1000’s of happy refacing customers per year. (This is before leaving the 80’s) Cabinet Refacing is not a trend. It is a tried and true process that has been around for many years. With Delta Cabinet Door Co, you are working with the most experienced refacing team you will find practicing in industry today.
