Cabinet Refacing in Sioux Falls, SD
Refacing is the smart middle path when your cabinet boxes are solid and your layout works: we keep the boxes, put new doors and drawer fronts on them, skin the frames to match, and fit new hardware throughout. Most kitchens are done in three to five days, and you can cook in yours most nights while we work.
It runs $120–$350 a linear foot on our rate card — a fraction of replacement — and the calculator on our home page prices it from the same numbers.
When Refacing Is the Right Call
Your boxes are solid wood or good plywood, the layout genuinely works, and what you hate is the look — dated doors, worn finish, hardware from another decade. That describes a lot of Sioux Falls kitchens built in the last thirty years.
Refacing also fits a house you plan to sell in a few years: a fresh face lifts the whole kitchen for listing photos at a third of replacement money.
When It Is Not
If the boxes are particleboard and swollen from a sink leak, if the layout itself fights you every day, or if you are dreaming about moving walls — refacing paints over problems that come back. We will tell you that in the first visit, in writing, even though replacement pays us more.
One more honest limit: refacing cannot change box sizes, so the odd blind corner stays odd. If that corner is the problem, we should be talking about new cabinets.
What Is Included
New doors and drawer fronts in the style and finish you pick, matching skin on every exposed frame, new soft-close hinges and hardware throughout, and crown or trim where it finishes the run. The quote names every piece — no allowances, no 'we will see.'
Questions, Answered
How long does refacing take?
Most kitchens run three to five working days, and the kitchen stays usable most evenings. A big kitchen with lots of doors can run a full week — the written estimate carries your real number.
Can I change the color completely?
Yes — that is half the point. New doors and skin come in the new finish, so a dark 90s kitchen can go light and modern in one pass. The calculator prices it the same either way.
Thinking about this for your home? Call and we will measure, price it in writing, and tell you honestly if it is the right call.