Renovate Your Farragut, TN, Kitchen or Bath for Less With Cabinet Refacing
If you’re tired of the same old look in your kitchen or bathroom, you should consider cabinet refacing to renovate for less money than you’d spend on a full remodel. As the area’s leading cabinet refacers, K&P Remodeling can help you design your dream space by making your cabinets look completely different. You could have a brand new kitchen or bathroom in your Farragut, Tennessee, home at a fraction of the cost.
Kitchen Cabinet Refacing
When you choose kitchen cabinet refacing, we can make your cabinets look however you want them to. With infinite selections of cabinet doors and drawer fronts, not to mention the hinges, glides, and hardware, which can come in an array of different colors and finishes, you can have a whole new kitchen design.
In addition to the cabinet doors, we can also install lazy Susans, glass cabinet doors, knick-knack shelves, and even a new laminate, granite, or Cambria quartz countertop as part of your cabinet refacing project.
Our process is simple. You get a free consultation with one of our cabinet refacing experts, who will help you design your new cabinet.
Once you’ve chosen your ideal cabinet doors and drawer fronts, we go to work. We can have your cabinet refacing done in as little as three to five days.
Then our installers will come back to your home and put in your cabinet doors and drawer fronts. You never lose access to your kitchen, and you’ve got a whole new look. The process is the same with bathroom cabinet refacing in your master bath.
Why You Should Choose K&P Remodeling for Cabinet Refacing
At K&P Remodeling, we have more than 50 years of combined experience in cabinet refacing. We’re also honored to be a preferred cabinet refacing contractor for nearly 100 Home Depot locations across the Southeast and Central U.S. That means we’ve got the seal of approval of one of the biggest home improvement companies in the country. Contact us today to schedule your free consultation in your Farragut, TN, home.
