Question 1

What do I need to do for the install day to get my kitchen ready?

Accepted Answer

Out with the old and in with the new! Channel Marie Kondo and empty everything: cabinets, drawers and countertops. Spark joy when you put it all back into your newly restyled kitchen!

Question 2

Are refacing and refinishing the same thing?

Accepted Answer

Refacing and refinishing are completely different kitchen remodelling processes. When refacing, an installer removes the doors and drawers, laminates the existing cabinet boxes in the new colour, style & material and then replaces the doors & drawers with all-new. Refinishing requires sanding the existing cabinets, doors & drawers, then reinstalling all the existing kitchen components.

Question 3

What happens with the old doors?

Accepted Answer

Don’t worry, we take care of this! Every effort is made to sort, recycle, donate and dispose of all old doors, hinges and handles properly.

Question 4

Can I keep my old doors?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely!

Question 5

How long will it take to install my kitchen?

Accepted Answer

Most kitchens are completed in 1-2 days!

Question 6

Can we add pot and pan drawers to existing places where there are cabinets?

Accepted Answer

You bet! This is one of the most common requests we get. Did you know we also do add-on cabinet boxes, pantries, wine racks – we can customize just about anything you can envision while using the current footprint!

Question 7

Can my kitchen be more than one colour?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you absolutely can get that 2-tone look with our cabinet refacing program.

Question 8

What areas do we service?

Accepted Answer

The entire lower mainland from Langley all the way up to Squamish and Whistler.

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