New doors and drawer fronts installed over your existing cabinet boxes. Change your door style entirely — shaker, raised panel, slab, glass — and match them to your existing finish or spray them any new color.
You don’t need new cabinets to get a new-looking kitchen. If your boxes are sound, new doors do most of the work.
A focused, efficient project — new doors on existing or upgraded hinges.
Choose from shaker, raised panel, flat slab, beadboard, or glass-front — see all 16 door styles. Samples shown at the in-home consultation.
Paint-grade MDF, maple-framed doors, white oak, or other species. Any painted color or stained finish available.
Every door and drawer front measured before manufacturing to ensure exact fit to your existing cabinet openings.
Custom-made to your specifications — not off-the-shelf. Lead time varies by style and material.
Existing doors and drawer fronts removed, hinges evaluated. Soft-close hinges available as an upgrade.
New doors hung, aligned, and adjusted. Every door is checked for proper fit, swing, and finish quality before completion.
Priced per door based on material and style. Contact us for a full-kitchen quote.
Smooth painted finish. Best for white, gray, or two-tone kitchens. Most popular choice.
Hardwood frame with a stable centre panel — MDF for paint grade, solid wood for stain grade.
High-end natural wood doors with exceptional grain character.
Glass panes added to upper door frames. Clear, seeded, or frosted glass.
Want a more specific number? Request a free estimate — most customers get a ballpark on the first call.
Sixteen profiles, each shown up close in different wood species and finishes — right down to the edge detail. Pick your style first, then the material.
New drawer fronts come with your new doors, and there are two ways to build them. Same door, same color — the drawer front changes the whole look of the kitchen.
One solid, flat piece. Clean and simple, easy to wipe down, and the most common pairing with shaker doors. It also suits shallow drawers, where a frame can look crowded.
A frame around a recessed center panel, built the same way as the door. The drawers match the doors exactly, for a more tailored, furniture-like look. Best on taller drawers.
Yes — if your cabinet boxes are sound, you can replace just the doors and drawer fronts. If the face frames need to match a new color, we paint them.
Yes. Mixed door styles are popular and can be installed within the same project at no extra complexity.
Yes — if you're replacing only damaged doors or adding to an existing kitchen, we can match your current door style, finish, and dimensions closely.
Typically 4–8 days on-site once doors are manufactured. There's a moderate lead time for custom doors — we'll give you a timeline at the quote stage.
Yes — new door installation is the ideal time to upgrade to soft-close hinges. We strongly recommend it.
Door replacement swaps doors and drawer fronts only. Refacing also covers the visible cabinet box surfaces, with paint, veneer, or both. If the boxes need to match too, cabinet refacing covers that, from painted boxes up to a complete veneer job.
Raymond is happy to talk through your specific project — no obligation, no pressure.
Request a Free Quote →Compare cost, timeline, and results to pick the best option for your home.
What new doors and drawer fronts cost, and what moves the price.
Measure the opening, add the overlay, and know what to write down before you order.
Simple upgrades that transform a dated kitchen without gutting it.
Schedule a free call with Raymond. He'll review your photos, assess whether door-only replacement is right for your kitchen, and give you a ballpark on the first call.
