Our main focus is rental turnovers and investor flip prep — but we also take on individual home cabinet refacing and repainting projects across Henderson.
New doors, drawer fronts, and hardware over your existing cabinet boxes.
A professional repaint of existing doors and boxes when a full reface isn't needed.
If you're in one of the Henderson communities we already work in regularly, mention it when you request a quote.
A homeowner kitchen gets the same scoping questions we ask on a rental or flip, just with your own taste and daily routine in the picture.
If your doors are solid wood and the profile still suits you, a professional repaint can change the whole room for less. If the door style itself feels dated, or the fronts are chipped, warped or peeling laminate, new doors and drawer fronts over the existing boxes are the better spend. We look at the doors first and tell you which way the numbers point.
Homes in Henderson's older neighborhoods often still carry builder-grade oak from the '80s and '90s, a pattern we see constantly in Green Valley. Those boxes are usually sound, so the dated look lives almost entirely in the doors, drawer fronts and brass-era hardware, which is exactly the part a reface replaces.
In newer master plans like Cadence, the cabinets aren't worn out, they're just plain. Homeowners there usually want a richer door style, a different color or better hardware than the builder package offered. Because the boxes are nearly new, refacing gets you that upgrade without tearing out cabinets that still have decades of life left.
Vanity refacing and repainting can be bundled into a kitchen project or quoted on its own. Doing them together keeps the finish and hardware consistent from room to room, the same way we match finishes across units on our rental turnover work. Mention every vanity you're considering when you ask for a quote so it's priced in one pass.
More on scheduling, vanities and the reface-versus-repaint decision is on the cabinet refacing FAQ.