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Timberwood Park Custom Cabinets

Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing in Timberwood Park, TX

Cabinet refacing and refinishing in Timberwood Park, a budget alternative to full replacement for solid builder-grade boxes. Free estimates.

  • 15+ Years local experience
  • 500+ Projects completed
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Serving Timberwood Park and nearby communities.

Do your cabinet boxes still feel solid even if the doors look dated? That's exactly when refacing makes sense. Timberwood Park Custom Cabinets reuses structurally sound boxes and replaces doors, drawer fronts, and veneer, giving a full-replacement look without the full-replacement cost.

Many Timberwood Park kitchens from the 2010s building boom still have solid builder-grade boxes underneath dated door styles, which makes refacing a straightforward way to update the look without tearing the kitchen down to studs.

What's included

What's Included with Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing

Typically included: new doors and drawer fronts, veneer on exposed box sides, new hardware, one finish coat. Optional: soft-close hinge upgrade, box color change via paint, interior shelf replacement. Customer prep: empty cabinet contents so boxes can be assessed and prepped before work starts.

How it works

How Our Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing Process Works

  1. Initial Inspection photo
    Step 1

    Initial Inspection

    We assess existing cabinets to determine refacing or refinishing needs.

  2. Surface Preparation photo
    Step 2

    Surface Preparation

    Cabinet surfaces are cleaned and prepped for new materials.

  3. Door Replacement photo
    Step 3

    Door Replacement

    New doors are fitted to update the cabinet's appearance.

  4. Veneer Application photo
    Step 4

    Veneer Application

    Veneer is applied to cabinet boxes for a refreshed look.

  5. Finish Coating photo
    Step 5

    Finish Coating

    A new finish is applied to match the updated cabinet style.

  6. Final Detailing photo
    Step 6

    Final Detailing

    Hardware and trim are adjusted for a polished final result.

Materials

Materials and Methods for Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing

  • Veneer Sheets photo

    Veneer Sheets

    A thin wood layer applied over existing box sides to refresh the look without replacing the box itself.

  • Replacement Cabinet Doors photo

    Replacement Cabinet Doors

    New doors sized to your existing openings, which modernizes the look while keeping the structurally sound box.

  • Wood Fillers photo

    Wood Fillers

    Used to repair minor dings and gaps in the existing boxes before new veneer or finish goes on.

  • Stain Finishes photo

    Stain Finishes

    Applied to achieve a renewed wood tone, suited for boxes where the grain is still worth showing.

  • Hardware Upgrades photo

    Hardware Upgrades

    New pulls and hinges that complete the updated look at a fraction of full-replacement cost.

  • Protective Topcoat photo

    Protective Topcoat

    A sealant that protects the refinished surface against the same humidity swings that affect full cabinet builds.

Cost

What does a Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing cost in Timberwood Park?

Refacing costs depend mainly on door count, finish choice, and how much veneer work the existing boxes need. Call for a free estimate based on your actual cabinet count and condition.

Project typeTypical rangeWhat’s included
Door and hardware swap only$2,000–$4,500,new doors, drawer fronts, and hardware on existing boxes.
Full refacing package$5,000–$9,000,new doors, box veneer, hardware, and a finish coat across the kitchen.
Refacing plus interior upgrades$9,000–$13,000,adds soft-close hardware and interior shelf replacement.

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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Codes & permits

Permits and Codes for Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing

Refacing is cosmetic work in almost all cases. Verify specifics with Bexar County if your project includes any layout changes.

Typically needs a permitOften no permit
None typicallyDoor and drawer front replacement
since refacing does not alter structureVeneer application to box sides
plumbingHardware and finish updates
or electrical—

DIY vs pro

DIY vs Hiring a Pro for Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing

DIYHire a pro
Painting doors yourself if you're comfortable with prep and multiple coatsVeneer application on box sides for a clean, bubble-free finish
Swapping hardware for a quick refreshMatching new door profiles to existing box openings precisely
—Spray-finish work for an even, factory-style coat

FAQs

Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing FAQs

Can you reface cabinets instead of replacing them to save money?

If the existing boxes are structurally sound, refacing with new doors and veneer typically costs 40-60% less than a full replacement.

How much does cabinet refacing cost in Timberwood Park?

Most refacing projects run $2,000-$9,000 depending on door count and whether box veneer work is included.

How long does cabinet refacing take?

Refacing typically runs 1-3 weeks, faster than a full cabinet replacement since boxes don't need to be rebuilt.

What's a fair deposit amount before cabinet work starts?

Deposits commonly range from 30-50% of the project total, with the balance due at completion. We put exact terms in writing before work begins.

Does refacing work on all cabinet boxes?

It works well on boxes that are square, free of water damage, and structurally solid. Boxes with swelling or damage usually need full replacement instead.

Is DIY cabinet refacing a good idea?

Painting doors yourself is doable with the right prep, but veneer application and precise door-to-opening fitting are easier to get right with a pro.

Ask about Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing

Tell us about the project and how to reach you.

Call (430) 204-3755