Free estimate
Start with an in-home conversation or send photos of the cabinetry. We begin by looking at the existing boxes, layout, countertops, and the change you want to make.
Central Alabama cabinet refacing
A clear approach to cabinet refacing.
The project begins with the cabinetry you already have, then moves through selections, shop work, installation, and a final look together.
From first photos to final details
Five steps, each tied to the cabinetry in your home.
Measure & design
We measure, talk through door style and finish choices, and review samples with the room in view. Matching laminate and hardware are part of the plan.
Doors and panels made in our shop
New doors, drawer fronts, and selected panels are made in the TFL Door shop in Central Alabama. The work is planned before it reaches the home.
Install
Once the doors and panels are ready, the cabinet faces, exposed box surfaces, hinges, and hardware are updated on site. The installation portion is typically a few days.
Final walk-through
We look at the finished cabinet surfaces, hardware, and selected details together before the project is complete.
The advantage of shop work
The visible pieces are made before the on-site change begins.
Refacing avoids tearing out sound cabinet boxes to create a new look. The custom doors and drawer fronts are made in the shop first; that changes the rhythm of the work inside your home.
Request an estimateA simple way to prepare
For an accurate starting conversation, send a few photos from across the room and close-ups of any concern areas. We can discuss the right next step from there.
For an accurate starting conversation, send a few photos from across the room and close-ups of any concern areas. We can discuss the right next step from there.
Start with your existing layout
A cabinet project has more clarity when it starts with a conversation.
Send a few project details or call us to talk through the cabinetry, the room, and the update you have in mind.