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Maine Results, Inc.
John fitting a hardwood face frame on a kitchen cabinet

Boise, Idaho

Cabinet refacing carpentry

New face frames, doors, panels, and trim that give sound cabinets a fresh look at a fraction of replacement cost.

How John Approaches Cabinet refacing carpentry

If your cabinet boxes are solid but the look is tired, refacing can give your kitchen or bathroom a new appearance without tearing everything out.

John handles the carpentry side of cabinet refacing in Boise, fitting new face frames, end panels, moldings, and doors with the precision of fine finish work.

Problems We Solve

  • Dated cabinet doors and face frames on otherwise sturdy boxes
  • Worn or damaged end panels and trim
  • Wanting a new look without the cost and disruption of full replacement
  • Cabinets that look disconnected from the rest of the room

What the Work Can Include

  • New hardwood face frames and stiles
  • Finished end panels and toe kicks
  • Crown molding and light rail
  • Door and drawer front installation and adjustment
  • Small modifications such as added filler or open shelving
John fitting a hardwood face frame on a kitchen cabinet

Our Process, Step by Step

  1. 1

    Assess the boxes

    John checks whether the existing cabinets are sound enough to reface.

  2. 2

    Choose the new look

    Door style, wood, and trim are selected to match your goals and budget.

  3. 3

    Fit new surfaces

    Face frames and panels are fitted tightly and squared to the boxes.

  4. 4

    Adjust and detail

    Doors and drawers are aligned with consistent gaps, and trim completes the look.

A Budget Friendly Upgrade

Refacing keeps the parts of your cabinets that still work, so more of your budget goes to visible improvements.

Finish Carpentry Precision

Even reveals, square frames, and tight moldings make refaced cabinets look custom made.

Getting Started in Boise and the Treasure Valley

John provides cabinet refacing carpentry for homeowners throughout Boise, from the North End and East End to West Boise and the Bench, as well as Garden City, Meridian, Eagle, Kuna, Star, Nampa, Caldwell, and Middleton. The first step is a conversation: call John, describe what you are seeing or what you would like to change, and he will arrange a visit to look at the project in person.

During that visit he will explain what he finds, answer your questions, and outline a plan for cabinet refacing carpentry that fits a budget you are comfortable with. Many projects also connect naturally with kitchen remodeling, custom finish carpentry, interior woodwork repair, so John can tell you whether combining work makes sense for your home.

Plan Your Cabinet refacing carpentry Project

John is easy to talk to. Explain what you need, and he will put together a quote that fits a budget you are comfortable with.