The cabinet boxes in this kitchen were solid. The finish, counters and backsplash were not. Instead of tearing everything out, we refinished what was worth keeping and replaced what wasn't. It's the approach we recommend most often.
What we kept from the original kitchen
The original cabinetry. Doors and drawer fronts came off, got stripped, prepped and sprayed with cabinet-grade enamel. Boxes were prepped and finished in place with the rest of the kitchen masked off.
What we replaced
- Quartz countertops with new sink cutout
- Pressed-tin backsplash
- New hardware, faucet and lighting
- Paint and trim
Why it matters
This route is a fraction of a full replacement, finishes in a fraction of the time, and the kitchen still looks brand new. If your boxes are sound, start with our cabinet painting and refinishing page. If you're weighing a full remodel, the Fort Worth kitchen cost guide compares the tiers, and our kitchen remodeling page covers the rest.
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