Cabinet Refinishing
We Love Options Here at Vickers Custom Woodwork
Refinishing Your Cabinets is a Smart Choice!
Refinishing costs around 70% less than ripping out all of your old cabinets and replacing them with new! Even when adding on options discussed below, the savings is quite significant.
While we do build custom cabinetry for your kitchen and any other room in your home, refinishing is a great option if you want the look and feel of a brand new kitchen for much less!
If your current kitchen layout is remaining largely unchanged, refinishing is the way to go.
What if I Don’t Like My Doors? Do I Have Options?
Absolutely!
You can have all of the features of a modern kitchen
Hardware
Soft close hinges
Soft close drawers
New door and drawer pulls
Various options
Cabinetry
Add cabinetry to the existing space
New doors
Kitchen islands
Many options
Accessories
Add cabinet moldings
New toe kicks
Under cabinet lighting
If you want it, you got it!
At Vickers Custom Woodwork, it’s a passion to be able to give you the most options to make your dream project come to life!
Our refinishing service came from a place of wanting to bring more dream kitchens within reach for everyone! That doesn’t mean it’s the cheap option. Yes, It’s definitely more affordable, however, often times it’s actually just the smarter way to go. The money you save can be put toward your dream appliances, another project in the house, or saved for a rainy day. The point is: It’s yours and still in your pocket!
We’re a company that is rooted in transparency, honesty, and a true passion for delivering projects that make your eyes light up!
Before
After
At Vickers, Honesty Comes With Every Project
So let’s take a look at why we can save you so much on your project
Here’s a look into the cabinet industry and where you fit into the whole spectrum. I built this company because YOU deserve better and I want to deliver solutions!
Kitchen Cabinetry Sales Chart
Here’s How It Works
This is a typical setup for the mega cabinet making companies. Typically you will have the main parent company. This is followed by subsidiary companies that will supply competing companies with cabinets. Some of them are the same product, just under a different name. This company will sell to places like “The Big Blue Store” from one subsidiary and then to “The Big Orange Store” from another subsidiary and then to independent cabinet showrooms through another subsidiary, allowing everyone to have their own brand recognition.
As you can see, there are several layers of profit before you, the customer, are writing the check to pay for your cabinets.
