New doors, drawer fronts and hardware for Madison kitchens, from older isthmus homes and condos to newer west-side builds. Free in-home consultations across Dane County.
Cabinet refacing in Madison, WI covers a wide range of kitchens. On the isthmus and the near east and west sides, many houses are decades old, and downtown near the Capitol has plenty of condo buildings. Farther out, on the far west side and in Middleton, Verona and Fitchburg, many homes were built within the last few decades.
Refacing suits both. The cabinet boxes stay in place, and we replace the doors and drawer fronts, cover the frames and end panels with matching veneer, and add new hinges and hardware. There’s no demolition, which counts in a condo with shared walls and in an older house where you’d rather not disturb the plaster.
Our showroom is on the west side, and our designers travel throughout Dane County for free in-home consultations.
Two common starting points in Madison, and how refacing usually handles each.
| Older homes and condos near the isthmus | Newer homes on the west side and in the suburbs | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical kitchen | Compact or galley-style, often updated more than once | Larger, open to a family room, often with an island |
| Common complaint | Mismatched doors from past updates, worn finishes, tired hardware | Dated honey oak or builder-grade doors, hinges that no longer close well |
| Refacing approach | One door style and finish on every cabinet, with fillers fitted to older walls | A new door style and color throughout, with soft-close hinges and drawer glides |
| Door styles to consider | Painted Shaker, or a wood veneer that suits older trim | Shaker or slab in RTF, paint or a darker veneer |
| Useful add-ons | Pull-outs and organizers to make small cabinets work harder | An added or refaced island, crown molding, under-cabinet lighting |
| Plan ahead for | Building rules on work hours, elevators and deliveries | New stone countertops, if you want them, add templating and about 7–10 days of fabrication |
Every kitchen is different; your designer will look at yours in person before recommending anything.
Showroom
See doors, finishes, countertops and hardware in person on Madison’s west side. Walk-ins are welcome during open hours; appointments are recommended.
| Mon–Fri | 10 am – 6 pm |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 10 am – 3 pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
Free in-home consultations throughout the city and the surrounding county.
A few things that make the consultation and installation go smoothly. For more, see preparing your kitchen for refacing.
Have a question we didn’t answer? Call (630) 555-0140 or send us a note.
No. In-home consultations are free and without obligation throughout Dane County, including Sun Prairie, Stoughton, Mount Horeb and everywhere in between.
Yes. Refacing involves no demolition, so it’s shorter and quieter than a full remodel. Share your building’s rules with your designer, and your project manager will schedule deliveries and work around them.
Yes. Refacing puts one door style and finish on every cabinet and covers the frames and end panels with matching veneer, so pieces added over the years read as one kitchen. A box in poor shape can be replaced.
Yes. We can add or replace individual cabinets, including an island, finished to match or contrast with the rest of the kitchen. For bigger changes, see kitchen remodeling.
Allow about 4–6 weeks from final measure to install while your doors are made to order, then 3–5 days of installation for a typical kitchen.
New doors, drawer fronts, veneer and hardware on your existing cabinet boxes.
Pull-outs, organizers and soft-close upgrades for the cabinets you keep.
Quartz, granite, laminate and solid surface, installed after refacing.
Refacing combined with an island, new counters, backsplash and lighting.
A designer comes to your home with door samples, finishes and hardware, measures your cabinets and leaves a written, itemized quote. It’s free, and there’s no pressure to decide that day.
