If your cabinet boxes are still solid but the doors are dated or worn, refacing or refinishing gives you a brand-new look for a fraction of full-replacement cost. It's one of the most popular upgrades we do for Pharr homeowners who love their layout but not their finish.
Pharr Cabinets will honestly tell you whether refacing makes sense for your kitchen — and when you're better off replacing.
What’s Included
- New doors & drawer fronts over solid boxes
- Professional repainting & refinishing
- Fraction of a full-replacement cost
- Days, not weeks
- New hardware & soft-close upgrades
Refacing vs. Refinishing — What's the Difference?
Refinishing means we professionally sand, prime, and repaint or re-stain your existing doors and frames — great when the door style still works and you mostly want a new color. Refacing goes further: we replace the doors and drawer fronts entirely and cover the visible boxes with matching material, so you get a new style and finish while keeping the existing cabinet layout.
Both are dramatically faster and less expensive than tearing everything out, and both can include new soft-close hardware.
A Fresh Kitchen in Days
Because we're not demolishing and rebuilding, most refacing and refinishing projects wrap up in a matter of days with far less disruption. You keep your countertops and appliances; we transform the part everyone actually sees.