Same kitchen. New face.
If your cabinet boxes are solid but the doors look tired, refacing gives you the kitchen you wanted without tearing everything out. New doors, new fronts, a fresh finish. Your layout stays put.
A fresh kitchen without the teardown.
Refacing keeps the cabinet boxes you already have and replaces everything you actually see. It costs less than a full rebuild and it's far less disruptive, because the demolition and the new-box construction are off the table.
For a lot of Tucson kitchens, the boxes are in good shape and only the surfaces have dated. That's exactly the kitchen refacing was made for.
The parts you see, made new.
Refacing is surface work done to a cabinetmaker's standard. Here's what changes.
New doors
Fresh cabinet doors in the style you want, from shaker to raised panel to slab. This is the change that resets the whole look of the room.
New drawer fronts
Drawer fronts swapped to match the new doors, so every face in the kitchen reads as one clean, intentional set.
Fresh face & finish
The exposed cabinet sides and frames get a matching veneer or finish, so the boxes underneath disappear into the new look. Hardware updated to suit.
Your layout doesn't move.
The footprint you live with every day stays put. That's why refacing is the low-disruption option. No re-plumbing, no re-wiring, no rebuilding the room.
The kitchen you wanted, for less.
- Costs less than replacement. You're paying for the surfaces and the labor, not a full teardown and rebuild.
- Less time torn up. Skipping demolition and new-box construction keeps your kitchen usable through most of the job, not gutted for an open-ended stretch.
- Less mess, less disruption. Your countertops, sink, and appliances stay in place, so the room stays usable through most of it.
- Built to a cabinetmaker's standard. The new fronts are made to the same standard as Myk's custom work, installed professionally, and he stands behind the result.
Four steps, start to finish.
Consult
Myk comes to your kitchen, looks at the boxes, and tells you honestly whether refacing is the right call.
Choose
Pick your door style, wood, and finish. He'll help you match it to the room and the look you're after.
Build
The new doors and fronts are made to fit your cabinets, finished to the standard his custom work is known for.
Install
The new faces go on, the hardware goes in, and the kitchen is back to itself, only better. Installed professionally, to his standard.
When refacing isn't the answer
If your cabinet boxes are damaged, or you want to change the layout, refacing won't get you there. Myk will tell you that up front instead of selling you the wrong job. In that case, new custom cabinets are the better path, and that's something he does too.
Add pull-out shelves and use every inch.
Refacing fixes how the kitchen looks. Pull-out shelves fix how it works. Myk owns The Pull Out Shelf Company, and they drop into cabinets you already have.
See pull-out shelvesLet's give your kitchen a fresh face.
Tell Myk what you have and what you want it to look like. The first conversation is free, and he'll tell you straight whether refacing is the right move.