http://cabinetlessons.com/residential-cabinets/kitchen-cabinet-makeovers-not-too-tough-to-tackle/73/ A Blog About Building Beautiful Custom Cabinets Tue, 23 Mar 2010 02:41:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://cabinetlessons.com/residential-cabinets/kitchen-cabinet-makeovers-not-too-tough-to-tackle/73/comment-page-1/#comment-110 Art Hunter Thu, 14 May 2009 20:18:59 +0000 http://cabinetlessons.com/residential-cabinets/kitchen-cabinet-makeovers-not-too-tough-to-tackle/73/#comment-110 IMHO, stay away from DIY cabinetry refacing. It is, without a doubt, the cheaper way to go, but the results often look cheap as well. My wife and I considered many options when we remodeled our kitchen last year, and we decided to hire someone to replace everything for us: new cabinetry. That option only cost about 25% more than the hired-out refacing. We thought the price difference was worth the benefit of new cabinetry, more logical storage, and a better functioning kitchen. We could have saved a bit of money, but we'd be paying for it every time we didn't like something about our old layout. I wouldn't change anything in retrospect. We had our work done through: www.totalkitchenstore.com Take a look at them. IMHO, stay away from DIY cabinetry refacing. It is, without a doubt, the cheaper way to go, but the results often look cheap as well. My wife and I considered many options when we remodeled our kitchen last year, and we decided to hire someone to replace everything for us: new cabinetry. That option only cost about 25% more than the hired-out refacing. We thought the price difference was worth the benefit of new cabinetry, more logical storage, and a better functioning kitchen. We could have saved a bit of money, but we’d be paying for it every time we didn’t like something about our old layout. I wouldn’t change anything in retrospect. We had our work done through: http://www.totalkitchenstore.com Take a look at them.

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