Spend the time needed to check out each company before signing any agreement for the work. There are large and small companies out there, some good, some terrible.
However, it is easier these days to sort the good from the bad. A few minutes research will save you headaches.
Make phone calls and get references, get quotes and ask the company what the process involves, and if they are licensed and insured. That way, you can get the kitchen you want and not go broke in the process.
The forms on the following pages can help you find local and reputable contractors in your area, so fill in as many as possible (it only takes about 30 seconds for each).
How Long Will the New Look Last?
If done correctly with the right materials, your new kitchen will stay looking that that way for years.
What About My Appliances?
Refacing can include appliances as well as cabinets. Matching or complemetary faces can be purchased for some refrigerators, stove hoods, and dishwashers.
How Long Does it Take?
A typical job takes from 2-4 days to complete for professionals. A standard refacing job may take up to a week if you do it yourself.
Can I Do it Myself?
Yes, in fact, kitchen cabinet refacing is a very popular do-it-yourself job and is carried out successfully by many people. It is a suitable job for the anyone with basic carpentry skills.
Typical jobs involve repairing any damage to your existing frames by filling, sanding, and sealing any holes or voids before installing the new faces. Also, you need to take accurate measurements, and always check doors and cabinets for level and plumb.
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