Bathroom Cabinet Refacing in Atlanta: New Vanity Doors & Drawer Fronts
Keep a sound bathroom vanity box but change the visible style with new doors, drawer fronts, hinge options and a coordinated finish on the exposed cabinet surfaces.
Start with a free in-home estimate
Send a few photos or call us. We will help you compare the right level of cabinet change before you decide.
Refacing is for homeowners who want more than a color change
If the vanity box fits the room and is structurally sound but the doors feel dated, refacing can make the cabinet look substantially different without replacing the countertop, plumbing footprint and entire cabinet.
We measure each door and drawer front, confirm overlay and hinge details, choose the new profile, and coordinate the face frame, exposed ends and trim with the new finish. The goal is not simply to hang new doors; it is to make the visible cabinet read as one complete design.
When new vanity doors make sense
The door style is the problem
A color change cannot turn an arched or heavily detailed door into a Shaker profile. New fronts can.
Some fronts are damaged
Replacing fronts can solve damage that would still be visible after refinishing, while the usable cabinet box remains.
You want new hinges or hardware
New-door planning allows the overlay, hinge boring and hardware placement to be coordinated before installation.
The cabinet footprint still works
If storage and dimensions are good, keeping the box avoids unnecessary demolition. If they are not, a custom vanity may be the better route.
“Big thanks to Axel and the crew at Urban Fresh Services! We had them resurface our kitchen cabinets and the difference is insane. Axel was super helpful in picking the right shaker-style doors to match the vibe we were going for. The whole team was respectful of our space and cleaned up perfectly every day before they left.”