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The Design Gallery
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Serving Gray, GA and surrounding areas

In business since 2005

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"I called the Design Gallery (based on the reviews I read on this site) and met with Todd, the designer to discuss details of the project to re-face cabinets. The current cabinets were peeling due to a lack of proper staining/sealing. The cabinets were installed 3 years ago when we built our house so we're talking about relatively new cabinets with improper finishing. The cabinets were not top of the line but the framing was in good shape.The cabinet doors were removed and hauled to t he warehouse for painting, glazing, and distressing. The prep time that went into this project was very detailed so our house was "clean" in these areas at all times. Todd and Phillip are very skilled at what they do. It's amazing how they took the old cabinets and make them look so good, so new, and so expensive. I'll be back when it's time to tile the kitchen! <br />"
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FAQs for cabinets reface projects in Gray, GA

Absolutely. Refacing returns 65% to 80% of your investment at resale, and you get an updated kitchen right now. Because you’re not paying for new boxes or demo work, the price lands well below complete replacement but still delivers a fresh, custom look that buyers—and you—notice every time you walk in.

To trim costs, start by pricing a high-quality paint or gel stain instead of full refacing—stain alone can be one-third the price of full refacing. Keep existing hinges and pulls if they’re in good shape, and shop sales for sandpaper, primer, and sealer. The sweat equity is real, but so are the savings, and a careful DIY job can still leave your cabinets looking sharp for years to come.

A professional crew needs only three to five days to reface a standard kitchen, although a larger layout or intricate door style may add one to two days. Compare that with the several weeks a full cabinet swap can drag on. In other words, you get your space back fast, often before the paint on the new doors is even fully cured.

Yes, you can replace just the cabinet doors and drawer fronts without covering the cabinet boxes. Cabinet refacing involves installing new doors and drawer fronts while applying veneers to existing cabinet boxes. If you’re satisfied with the condition of your cabinets, swapping doors and drawer fronts reduces labor and materials, saving you time and cost. Always consult a professional to confirm compatibility and ensure a seamless, high-quality finish.

Most cabinet refacing projects do not require removing countertops because professionals can access doors and drawers around existing surfaces. However, if your countertop overhang prevents full access to the cabinet boxes, contractors may need to lift the countertop to install veneers properly temporarily. Discuss this with your refacing specialist during the on-site estimate so you know exactly what the project entails.

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