Round Rock Custom Cabinets
Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing in Round Rock, TX
Cabinet refacing and refinishing in Round Rock, TX. New doors, new finish, free estimates.
- 15+ Years local experience
- 500+ Projects completed
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Serving Round Rock and nearby communities.
If your cabinet boxes are solid but the doors look dated or the finish has gone cloudy, full replacement isn't the only option. Round Rock Custom Cabinets refaces and refinishes existing cabinetry: new doors, new finish, same solid boxes underneath.
This is the common call from Wells Branch's older subdivisions, where the carpentry holds up fine but the 80s and 90s door styles don't.
What's included
What's Included with Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing
Optional Customer prep
- Typically included — Inspection of existing cabinet boxes for refacing eligibility -.
- New door and drawer front fabrication — Veneer application on cabinet box fronts - New finish coat and hardware.
- Soft-close hinge upgrades
- Interior shelf replacement
- Crown molding addition
- Empty cabinets before the inspection visit
- Decide on door style and finish ahead of the quote
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What Does a Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing Cost in Round Rock?
Refacing runs well below full replacement since the boxes stay in place. Call for a free estimate based on your kitchen's linear footage.
| Project type | Typical range | What’s included |
|---|---|---|
| Door and drawer front replacement | $3,000–$9,000, | new doors, drawer fronts, and hardware. |
| Full reface with veneer | $6,000–$12,000, | new doors plus veneer applied to visible box fronts. |
| Refinish only (same doors) | $1,500–$4,000, | strip and refinish existing doors and boxes. |
These are typical local ballparks — final cost depends on scope, materials, and site conditions. A free estimate gives you an accurate, itemized number for your home.
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How Our Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing Process Works
Step 1Initial Inspection
We assess existing cabinets to determine refacing or refinishing needs.
Step 2Surface Preparation
Cabinet surfaces are cleaned and prepped for new materials.
Step 3Door Replacement
New doors are fitted to update the cabinet's appearance.
Step 4Veneer Application
Veneer is applied to cabinet boxes for a refreshed look.
Step 5Finish Coating
A new finish is applied to match the updated cabinet style.
Step 6Final Detailing
Hardware and trim are adjusted for a polished final result.
Materials
Materials and Methods for Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing
Veneer Sheets
Thin wood layers used to refresh existing cabinet surfaces without replacing the box.
Replacement Cabinet Doors
New doors designed to modernize the cabinet's appearance.
Wood Fillers
Material used to repair minor imperfections before refinishing.
Stain Finishes
Stains applied to achieve a renewed wood tone and texture resistant to humidity swings.
Hardware Upgrades
Updated handles and knobs chosen to complete the new look.
Protective Topcoat
A sealant applied to protect the refinished surface from wear.
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Permits and Codes for Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing
Check local requirements before starting, but refacing rarely involves paperwork.
| Typically needs a permit | Often no permit |
|---|---|
| None | Door and drawer front replacement |
| since boxes stay in place | Veneer application |
| — | Refinishing existing cabinet surfaces |
| — | Hardware swaps |
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DIY vs Hiring a Pro for Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing
| DIY | Hire a pro |
|---|---|
| Painting cabinet doors yourself if they're already solid | Veneer application that needs to match existing wood grain |
| Swapping hardware for a quick refresh | Full-kitchen door replacement with consistent finish across every cabinet |
| Light sanding and recoating on a small section | Any job where the box has water damage under the surface |
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Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing FAQs
Can I reface my cabinets instead of replacing them to save money?
If the boxes are structurally solid. Refacing typically costs less than full replacement and takes less time.
What's the difference between a refacer and a full cabinet shop?
A dedicated refacer only does doors and veneer. A full shop like ours can reface or build new from scratch, so you get an honest recommendation instead of a one-size answer.
How long does refacing take compared to full replacement?
Refacing usually finishes in one to two weeks. Full replacement runs six to eight weeks with fabrication time.
Does refacing work on any cabinet box?
Mostly yes, as long as the box isn't warped, water-damaged, or structurally compromised. We check this during the initial inspection.
Before & after
Before and After Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing
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Call (915) 221-1737 to find out if your cabinets qualify for refacing. Home · Contact · see also Custom Kitchen Cabinets
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