Bastrop Cabinet Pros

Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing in Bastrop, TX

Cabinet refacing and refinishing in Bastrop, new doors or restored finish on sound boxes, free estimates.

15+ Years local experience
500+ Projects completed
Licensed & Insured

Serving Bastrop and nearby communities.

Not every cabinet needs full replacement. Refacing means new doors and finish on boxes that are still sound. Refinishing means restoring the existing doors themselves.

Older in-town Bastrop and Smithville homes frequently have cabinet boxes in good shape under dated door styles. Bastrop Cabinet Pros inspects the boxes first, then recommends whichever path, refacing, refinishing, or replacement, actually fits the condition of what's there.

What's included

What's included with Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing

Optional Customer prep

Typically included — Box inspection and condition assessment - New door fronts or full refinish of existing doors -.
Hardware replacement — Finish coating
Soft-close hinge upgrades during refacing
Interior shelf replacement
Color change finishes
Empty cabinets before the inspection visit
Decide if hardware will be replaced or reused

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Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing

Refacing Process

Initial Inspection — We assess existing cabinets to determine refacing or refinishing needs.
Surface Preparation — Cabinet surfaces are cleaned and prepped for new materials.
Door Replacement — New doors are fitted to update the cabinet's appearance.
Veneer Application — Veneer is applied to cabinet boxes for a refreshed look.
Finish Coating — A new finish is applied to match the updated cabinet style.
Final Detailing — Hardware and trim are adjusted for a polished final result.

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Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing

Finish and Material Options

Veneer Sheets — Thin wood layers used to refresh existing cabinet surfaces without replacing the whole box.
Replacement Cabinet Doors — New doors designed to modernize the cabinet's appearance.
Wood Fillers — Material used to repair minor imperfections before refinishing.
Stain Finishes — Stains applied to achieve a renewed wood tone and texture.
Hardware Upgrades — Updated handles and knobs chosen to complete the new look.
Protective Topcoat — A sealant applied to protect the refinished surface from Central Texas heat and humidity swings.

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Cost

What does a Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing cost in Bastrop?

Cost depends mostly on whether boxes are refaced (new doors) or just refinished (existing doors restored). Ask for a free estimate and we'll inspect the boxes before quoting a number.

Project type	Typical range	What’s included
Door refinishing only	$1,500–$3,500,	restores existing doors and hardware.
Full refacing	$3,000–$8,000,	new doors and veneer over existing boxes.
Refacing with interior upgrades	$6,000–$12,000,	adds soft-close hardware and shelf replacement.

These are typical local ballparks — final cost depends on scope, materials, and site conditions. A free estimate gives you an accurate, itemized number for your home.

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Codes & permits

Permits for Refacing

Confirm with Bastrop County if your project involves any layout change.

Typically needs a permit	Often no permit
Layout changes done alongside refacing	Door replacement or refinishing on existing boxes
Electrical work added during the project	Hardware swaps and veneer application

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DIY vs pro

DIY vs hiring a pro for Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing

DIY	Hire a pro
Painting cabinet doors yourself with a sprayer	Veneer application to cabinet boxes
Swapping hardware on existing doors	Full door replacement matched to box dimensions
Minor touch-up staining on small scratches	Any finish meant to hold up long-term to kitchen humidity and daily use

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FAQs

Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing FAQs

Can I just reface my existing cabinets instead of replacing them?

If the boxes are square, dry, and structurally sound, refacing is usually the better value. It costs less than full replacement and takes less time.

How do I know if my cabinet boxes are worth saving vs. replacing?

Check for warping, water staining, or soft spots in the wood. If the boxes are solid, refacing works. If they've taken on moisture damage, replacement is the safer call.

How long does refacing take compared to full replacement?

Refacing usually takes one to three weeks versus four to six weeks for full custom cabinets.

Does refinishing hold up as well as new cabinets?

With a quality topcoat, yes, for boxes that were sound to begin with. It won't fix structural issues, only cosmetic ones.

Before & after

Before and after Cabinet Refacing And Refinishing

Before
After

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How it works

Our process

Step 1
Initial Inspection
We assess existing cabinets to determine refacing or refinishing needs.
Step 2
Surface Preparation
Cabinet surfaces are cleaned and prepped for new materials.
Step 3
Door Replacement
New doors are fitted to update the cabinet's appearance.
Step 4
Veneer Application
Veneer is applied to cabinet boxes for a refreshed look.
Step 5
Finish Coating
A new finish is applied to match the updated cabinet style.
Step 6
Final Detailing
Hardware and trim are adjusted for a polished final result.

Materials

Materials and methods we use

Veneer Sheets
Thin wood layers used to refresh existing cabinet surfaces.
Replacement Cabinet Doors
New doors designed to modernize the cabinet's appearance.
Wood Fillers
Material used to repair minor imperfections before refinishing.
Stain Finishes
Stains applied to achieve a renewed wood tone and texture.
Hardware Upgrades
Updated handles and knobs chosen to complete the new look.
Protective Topcoat
A sealant applied to protect the refinished surface from wear.