Cabinet Refacing in Las Vegas (2026)
A licensed, design-build alternative to a full kitchen replacement — new door style, real-wood or painted finish, soft-close hardware, in about a week on site. Roughly half the cost of replacing the cabinets.
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Quick answer
$9,500 – $24,000Most Build4U refaces land in the $12K – $17K band (20–25 linear feet, painted shaker + hardware).
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FAQs
How much does cabinet refacing cost in Las Vegas?
A typical 20–25 linear-foot kitchen refaces for $9,500–$16,500 installed — new door and drawer fronts, veneer over the existing boxes, soft-close hinges and hardware. Larger kitchens with a full island run $16,500–$24,000. That's roughly 40–55% less than replacing the cabinets outright.
How long does refacing take?
5–7 working days on site. Day 1 is template and measure, days 2–3 install the veneer, days 4–6 hang the new doors and drawer fronts, day 7 hardware and punch-list. The kitchen stays usable most nights.
Should I reface or replace my cabinets?
Reface when the existing boxes are square, plumb and made from solid plywood or MDF — you keep the layout and just modernize the look. Replace when the layout is wrong, the boxes are particleboard sagging under the counter, or you're adding new appliance sizes that don't fit the old openings.
What door styles are available?
Shaker, slab, five-piece raised panel, and slab with reveal edges. Finishes include painted MDF (any color match), thermofoil, and real-wood veneer in white oak, walnut, maple, cherry and hickory. We spec everything in your free 3D design.
Do I need a permit to reface cabinets?
No. Cabinet refacing is cosmetic — no permit, no inspection. If you also add new electrical (under-cabinet lighting, appliance circuits), the electrical scope needs its own permit.
