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A Queens couple, Troy and Linda, lived in their home for 30 years and decided it was time to change. They loved their house and had many good memories in it. Through the years, they'd discussed updating the home to give it a more modern appeal, an...

A Queens resident was dissatisfied with her outdated kitchen and learned about Cabinet Reface Direct from a friend. Read how Cabinet Reface Direct of Queens helped give her the modern kitchen design she desired.

A Glendale couple looking for new kitchen cabinets contacted Cabinet Reface Direct of Queens. Read how CRD gave them the cabinets of their dreams.

Veneer and wood veneer are among the most popular choices when refacing both bathroom and kitchen cabinets. Learn the 5 benefits of using veneer here.

A recent client bought a new apartment in Queens. She was in love with the space, and the price was right. There was just one problem. The cabinets in her kitchen were outdated and ugly. See how we gave her cabinets she could love.

Yes! You absolutely can. Plus, it is a great way to remodel your bathroom at a lower cost and takes significantly less time than a full cabinet remodel.

Have you been looking for an alternative to updating your cabinets without the cost and hassle of full cabinet replacement? Read how refacing cabinets could be the answer you're looking for.

An article by This Old House, "Reface or Replace Cabinets?" asks the question of whether refacing cabinets is a viable option or not. Learn why refacing is by far the most convenient option and offers major cost savings.

Replacing your kitchen cabinets is costly and hurts the environment. Read how to minimize your carbon footprint and create less landfill waste by giving your cabinets a facelift with refacing instead.

When it comes to updating the cabinets in your home, should you reface or replace them? Cabinet Reface Direct discusses your options and then shows you why cabinet refacing could be a better choice for you.