Which Cabinet Solution Is Right For Your Kitchen Remodel?
As a design/build remodeling firm we receive many questions about the various aspects of kitchen remodeling.
Either people can't decide the best route to remodel, or they're not sure what options they have that will give them their best value. Probably the most commonly asked questions involve CABINETS, as they are a dominant presence in every kitchen! When remodeling, you have 3 main options for your cabinets:
REPLACE, REFACE or REFINISH! But which is right for your kitchen?
Take a tour through the kitchen images below and find out more about each of these options. Then read all the details in our blog: http://bit.ly/QHPlq4
Either people can't decide the best route to remodel, or they're not sure what options they have that will give them their best value. Probably the most commonly asked questions involve CABINETS, as they are a dominant presence in every kitchen! When remodeling, you have 3 main options for your cabinets:
REPLACE, REFACE or REFINISH! But which is right for your kitchen?
Take a tour through the kitchen images below and find out more about each of these options. Then read all the details in our blog: http://bit.ly/QHPlq4
The new kitchen boasts an incredible amount of customized storage, rich textures, colors a professional design plan that suited their unique lifestyle and acclaimed tile design. Read more about the changes: http://bit.ly/ODeX8U
The owners of this kitchen complained that, among other issues with this kitchen, they could not open the oven and the refrigerator at the same time! Clearly this was a kitchen that needed the cabinets REPLACED! http://bit.ly/ODeX8U
This kitchen was in relatively good shape, and the homeowners were looking mostly for an updated, upscale look and not major functional changes. A candidate to be REFINISHED! http://bit.ly/SBx6Pq
AK managed to keep nearly all of the existing perimeter cabinets by touching them up and adding an antique faux finish. The antiqued ebony island is what really set the kitchen apart and made for a dramatic change. http://bit.ly/SBx6Pq
REFACING existing cabinetry involves using a new door and drawer front (with new finish) that replaces the current ones. AK almost never refaces; it costs about 60% the amount of REPLACING. Read More: http://bit.ly/QHPlq4
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I want to replace the clear glass in my kitchen cabinets..Can you recommend locally?
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Terri, Call Kelly Fisher at A Final Touch in Canton 770-889-3114 - Tell them Ed from AK Renovations recommended them for such. Best of luck!
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