Kitchen cabinets in Phoenix, AZ

New cabinets, cabinet refacing and cabinet painting for kitchens and bathrooms. If your cabinets are solid, you may not need new ones. We'll tell you honestly which way makes sense.

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Kitchen with new taupe shaker cabinets, brass pulls, a herringbone backsplash and a light veined island top

Three ways to update cabinets

New, refaced or painted. Each one fits a different budget and a different kitchen.

New cabinets

Full replacement with shaker or flat-panel cabinets, laid out to fit how you actually use the kitchen.

Cabinet refacing

New doors and drawer fronts on your existing cabinet boxes, with matching veneer on the frames. A new look without the tear-out.

Cabinet painting

Cleaning, sanding, priming and painting existing cabinets, plus new hardware. The most budget-friendly way to change a kitchen.

Islands

New islands with storage and seating, often in a contrasting color like navy, black or wood.

Bathroom vanities

New vanities and medicine cabinets, sized to the room so doors and drawers clear.

Hardware and upgrades

Pulls and knobs, soft-close hinges, pull-out trash, drawer organizers and lighting under the uppers.

Cabinet before-and-afters

New cabinets and painted cabinets, from our own jobs. Tap to switch.

After: the same kitchen with taupe shaker cabinets, a fluted dark island with a light veined top, brass pendants with ribbed glass, a tiled range hood and light wood-look plank floors — **Kitchen: new cabinets, island, counters, floors**Kitchen remodel

Before: open kitchen with honey oak cabinets, a speckled granite island, amber glass pendant lights and white floor tile — **Kitchen: new cabinets, island, counters, floors**Kitchen remodel

After: the same kitchen with white shaker cabinets, white countertops, a white backsplash, a workstation sink and a stainless dishwasher — **Small kitchen: cabinets and counters**Kitchen remodel

Before: small kitchen with older white cabinets, beige laminate countertops, a brown tile backsplash and a white dishwasher — **Small kitchen: cabinets and counters**Kitchen remodel

After: the same kitchen with the cabinets painted a warm cream with brass pulls — **Cabinet painting: wood to warm cream**Cabinet painting

Before: kitchen with orange-toned wood cabinets, white countertops and gray plank floors — **Cabinet painting: wood to warm cream**Cabinet painting

After: the same kitchen with the cabinets and island painted white — **Cabinet painting: espresso to white**Cabinet painting

Before: kitchen with dark espresso cabinets, a matching island and white countertops — **Cabinet painting: espresso to white**Cabinet painting

After: the same built-in cabinet painted white — **Built-in cabinet: dark to white**Cabinet painting

Before: three-door built-in cabinet in dark espresso — **Built-in cabinet: dark to white**Cabinet painting

After: the same floating vanity painted white — **Floating vanity: dark to white**Cabinet painting

Before: floating bathroom vanity in dark espresso with a white top — **Floating vanity: dark to white**Cabinet painting

New, refaced or painted?

The right answer depends on the condition of your cabinet boxes and whether the layout works.

Boxes are solid and the layout works
Painting or refacing gets you a new look for a fraction of the cost of new cabinets.
Layout doesn't work
If you want to move the sink, add an island or change where things go, new cabinets are usually the way.
Water damage or sagging
Damaged boxes should be replaced. Painting over them won't last.
You're replacing counters anyway
That's the best time to decide, since new counters should go on cabinets you plan to keep for years.

Recent work

Gray shaker cabinets with brass pulls, crown molding and a patterned tile backsplash

White built-in cabinet with frosted glass upper doors and brass knobs

Close-up of painted cream cabinet doors with brass pulls

Kitchen with white shaker cabinets, a stainless range hood, dark wood-look floors and black hardware

Kitchen with espresso shaker cabinets, a matching island and a marble-look backsplash

Close-up of painted gray cathedral-style cabinet doors

Cabinet questions

Is it worth painting my cabinets instead of replacing them?

If the boxes are solid wood and in good shape, often yes. Painting done right, with proper cleaning, sanding and primer, holds up well. If the boxes are damaged or the layout doesn't work, it's not worth painting them.

What's the difference between refacing and painting?

Painting keeps your existing doors. Refacing replaces the doors and drawer fronts with new ones, so you can change the style, like going from raised-panel to shaker.

How long does a cabinet job take?

Painting and refacing go faster than new cabinets, which have to be ordered. You'll get a timeline for your kitchen in the written estimate.

Do you do bathroom vanities too?

Yes. Vanities are just smaller cabinets, and we replace, reface and paint them too.

Get a free cabinet estimate

Tell us a little about the room and we'll call you to set up a walkthrough. No pressure and no sales script. If we're not the right fit for your project, we'll tell you.

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