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If you live in a track home or a newer build in the Los Angeles area, you might be intimately familiar with the frustrations of builder-grade cabinets. You know the ones: thin boxes, peeling finishes, loose doors that never quite hang straight, and absolutely no soft-close hinges in sight.
If you own a home in Los Angeles that was built between the 1940s and 1970s, there’s a good chance your kitchen cabinets have been there since the day the house was built.
Whether you’re living in a Valley ranch home, a Westside tract house, a Pasadena mid-century gem,
Not long ago, luxury kitchens were designed to show everything off. Professional-grade ranges. Oversized refrigerators. Statement vent hoods. Rows of gleaming stainless steel appliances. Maybe even designer pots and pans hanging over a decadent island.
If your Los Angeles area kitchen was built between 1985 and 2005, you probably recognize at least one of these: honey oak raised-panel doors with a slight orange cast. Dark cherry laminate that seemed sophisticated in 2001. White thermofoil that started clean but is now lifting at the edges near
Most people walk into a refaced kitchen expecting to see just a polished version of what they had before. You might expect to see some fresh doors, maybe a cleaner look.
Is Cabinet Refacing Worth It? An Honest Answer From a Company That Sells It We are a family owned cabinet refacing company in Los Angeles. We’ve done over 2,000 projects across Southern California. And we’re going to tell you something most companies won’t: cabinet refacing is not always worth it.