We just got our new trailer back from the Aubrey Sign Company in Batavia. They did an excellent job with the graphics and we’re excited to put it to use. It’s always great to work with a fellow small business in the area that takes pride in their work!
So it’s probably a question that you really want to know, and getting a straight answer isn’t easy. “How much does cabinet refacing cost?” (and how does it compare to the cost of new cabinets?). Obviously it’s not possible to give an exact price without knowing details, but let me give you some guidelines. Kitchen…
Russ and Millie have a beautiful home in Sugar Grove. The kitchen was original late 90’s builders oak. They wanted an update but really didn’t want to deal with a full tear-out and all that would entail. We started with an email / text conversation to get an idea of their needs as well a…
Replace, Reface or Paint? Full disclosure up front – my company specializes in cabinet refacing. That said, when I’m called out for a consultation on a kitchen remodeling project I only recommend cabinet refacing about 70% of the time. The other 30% of the time I let the customer know that their needs will be…
If you’ve read a few of these posts, you probably know that most of the cabinets that I’m called to rescue are the honey-colored oak cabinets that builders installed in virtually every kitchen in the 90’s. The second most popular type of cabinets that I see are the ones that started life as builder’s oak…
“The kitchen layout is fine, I just wish we had taller wall cabinets” is a concern I often hear when I’m consulting with a client. We’ve found 2 ways to help with this situation without having to go through the headache and expense of a full kitchen tearout. Let me back up a bit…
This was a great older home that had been painstakingly restored in Downers Grove, IL. It was actually a Sears home that dated to around 1925. The kitchen had been redone sometime in the early nineties to dark oak cabinets with arched raised panels. Black granite was installed about 5 years ago. The granite looked…