Is refacing right for you and your home? Of course that's a question only you can answer, but here are some guidelines. First of all, your existing cabinetry must be structurally sound. If it's not, it really makes no sense to give a new face to a wobbly or worn-out structure. Just as important, does the basic layout of your kitchen meet your needs? Not too long ago, homes were designed with the kitchen closed off from other areas of the home. Today, people like kitchens that are more of a "public space," often bounded by an island or peninsula. If your current kitchen is closed off and you want to open it up, you most likely will have to remove a wall or two, and add some entirely new cabinets. That means Renew's highly-flexible nature is uniquely suited to your project. Some practical factors to consider. A refacing project often can be completed much quicker than a full remodel, with less disruption to your life. If that's important to you, Renew is a great choice. If you've recently done other upgrades to the kitchen, like nice new counter tops, refacing lets you retain them. And if you're hoping to sell your home soon, Renew gives a kitchen or bath an entirely updated look, at a lower total project cost that does not bite off too much precious equity. Getting started: The best way to make the remodel-or-Renew decision is to talk it with us. Refacing is not right for every person or every home. Sometimes nothing less than a full, blank-sheet remodel will achieve the desired end result. We can help you make that critical determination, and get your project off to a good start.