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Refacing Or Replacing: Which Option Is Best?

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When working with older cabinets, the mechanisms and faces of cabinets may start to wear down. Looking to improve the look of your cabinets? Refacing or replacing are the two options that homeowners will need to choose from. There are pros and cons to each option and choosing will be made easier when you take into account the state of your home and the cost of refacing and replacing. Rasmussen Custom Cabinetry can help you with any cabinet project to make your home more appealing. 

Refacing or replacing cabinets

Cabinet Refacing

If the majority of your cabinet is in good shape, specifically the cabinet boxes, refacing can be a good option. When doors become scratched, dented, or warped, refacing cabinets can save you a little bit of money while giving your home a refreshed look. 

Pros- This is the less expensive option for your cabinets because you are leaving the main structure and total design intact. When you reface your cabinets, it also leaves less material to send to the landfill or for you to clean up. Replacing doors usually just requires a few slabs of wood that are carved and fastened to the cabinet. 

Cons- In order to stick with refacing, your cabinet boxes must be in good shape and need to last. Because the process of refacing is simple, the layout of your current cabinets and the sizes will stay exactly the same. 

Cabinet Replacing

Choosing cabinet replacement gives you the freedom to redesign the layout of your space and set the clock back on the lifetime of your cabinets. Replacing gives you creative liberty and will increase the value of your bathroom, kitchen, or office.

Refacing Or Replacing: Which Option Is Best?

Pros- This option gives you a new design and can increase the moveable and usable space in your home. You can completely change the way you function in the kitchen, bathroom, or other space because every part of the old cabinets will be removed. If you look to sell your home in the future, redoing cabinets will increase the resale value. 

Cons- Because you are starting from scratch, it will cost more to rebuild each cabinet. Completing a construction project in your home disrupts your normal life and cabinets are no different. You will need to find a temporary place for all the items inside the current cabinets while you install the new ones. 

Cost Comparison

Replacing the whole room of cabinets will cost you anywhere from $13,000 to $30,000. Refacing will cut this cost almost in half. The cost will be affected if you work with a professional cabinetry company or if you install them yourself. Working with a professional company will give you better access to materials and ensure that the cabinets can hold the weight of items. 

Many companies don’t offer just refacing, so you may find yourself doing the work yourself when you go this route. If you are trying to save money, remodeling yourself will limit your budget and save you extra fees for labor. 

DIY Or Professional Installation

While DIY can save you money, which option is better for the quality of your cabinets? When cabinet boxes are in good shape, refacing can be done in a DIY fashion because cabinet doors can be purchased at your local hardware store. 

Installing new cabinets should be done by a professional or someone with previous construction experience. If you want your cabinets to be structurally sound and last for the lifetime of your home, it is best to hire a professional. Our team at Rasmussen Custom Cabinetry can help keep you on budget while installing quality cabinets. Our work is appealing and high quality which may make it more expensive, but this just means cabinets will adapt with you through different life stages. 

Rasmussen Custom Cabinetry

Established in 2012, our company has been working with community members and homes for many years. We work to provide the market with a unique product and one that we are proud to put our name on. 

Refacing Or Replacing: Which Option Is Best?

Our goal is to improve your home with quality craftsmanship and products at great prices. Let us take on a load of a construction or remodel project and save you the hassle. Contact Rasmussen Custom Cabinetry today!

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Matching White Cabinets In Your Home

Designing a kitchen, bathroom, or office will require you to choose a style and coordinate colors of cabinets with counters, appliances, flooring, and more. If you have chosen white cabinets for your home, it can be difficult to know what colors or materials will fit. Rasmussen Custom Cabinetry can build any cabinet or shelving that you can dream of while helping to bring the room design together. Here are some tips for matching your white cabinets to other home elements. 

Choose Three Colors

When designing a kitchen or bathroom, a way to make coordinating elements easier is to choose two main colors and one accent color. This can help you see what options look good together before installing anything permanent. Some color options you can try include:

  • Black, white, and blue
  • White, black, and gray
  • Brown, white, and yellow
  • White, brown, and green
  • Black, white, and green
  • Gray, white, and red

The combinations are endless, but choosing two neutral colors with one bolder accent is the best way to ensure your room looks cohesive. Choosing an accent color for smaller elements makes it easier to update your space by switching out the color. For example, choosing white cabinets with a gray countertop, and blue backsplash will be cheaper to replace or change than blue cabinets. 

Dark Or Bright Colored Countertops

White cabinets look great with an accent color to contrast their starkness. Choosing dark countertops or a marbled-colored countertop can make your white cabinet doors pop. Choosing a countertop color first can make coordinating the rest of your elements easier. While your cabinets make a statement, choosing countertops will give you more color options to play with and explore.

If you have your heart set on white cabinets, you can still choose countertops that will fit well. For bathrooms or kitchens, choosing a countertop that is durable is the most important but neutral countertops look best in modern homes. 

How To Match Other Elements To Your White Cabinets

Backsplashes That Add Depth

Going for white cabinets means you will need to add depth in other places. One great way to do this is with your backsplash. Subway tiles, glass tiles, or mosaics can keep the simple modern vibe you are going for while helping to add depth to your space. 

A backsplash is also a great place to use your accent color. Often times you can incorporate two of your colors into the backsplash to create a more interesting look. Remember that your backsplash is an extension of your countertops, so make sure they also match.  

Stainless Steel Appliances

A clean modern look can be achieved with white cabinets and stainless steel appliances. Steel is a good option to bring the whole room together if you are unsure what to do about hardware. Steel appliances can help make your home feel more expensive and timeless, so this option will keep your kitchen looking pristine for multiple years. 

Add Color With Rugs

A textured or colored rug is a great way to incorporate white cabinets into your space. Rugs can be interchanged and removed whenever you like, so adding a pop of color to a rug is never permanent. Using a rug or window treatment to add a pop of color will make your white cabinets stand out among the other neutral elements like counters and flooring. 

Use Your Secondary Color For Flooring

Your flooring often will coordinate with your countertop color, but making the flooring your secondary color can add some elegance to your home. If you have white cabinets and black countertops, using dark wood is a great contrast. Those with a traditional style will find this color scheme highly appealing because it looks sleek. 

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If you have a more modern taste, using another neutral for your accent color may not appeal to you. Modern kitchens can often use neutrals but adding a pop of color in a backsplash or tile flooring will be more up your alley. 

Rasmussen Custom Cabinetry 

Creating a custom cabinet with Rasmussen is the best way to ensure your home has quality and aesthetics. Our team can help you design any cabinet design and they can be stained or painted in a variety of colors. 

Our business has been serving the surrounding community for many years and wants to continue to give unique storage solutions to homeowners. We offer cabinets for your kitchen, bathroom, office, and more. Shelving and built-ins are also great options if you are looking to show off items in your home. Contact our team to get started today!

Filed Under: Cabinet Design, Custom Cabinets

Get Your Kitchen Holiday Ready

Hosting family gatherings, Thanksgiving dinner, or Christmas dinner may require you to do some sprucing in your kitchen. Your countertops, cabinets, fridge, and stove could use some extra TLC in order to get your kitchen holiday ready. 

Rasmussen Custom Cabinets offers stunning wood cabinets that can add spice to your kitchen and we also offer resources to help you best clean your wood cabinets. There is more than just one way to get your kitchen holiday ready, so we have included a range of tips in this blog.

1- Declutter

The most important thing to do in your home to prep for the holidays is to declutter. Getting rid of items you no longer need, putting away other out-of-season decor items, and doing some deep cleaning can help make your home feel more put together. 

Getting your kitchen holiday ready can start by getting rid of old cookware, moving appliances off countertops so you have plenty of space to prepare food, or going through that stack of mail on the island. Decluttering makes it easier to function and makes your brain less overwhelmed as well. 

2- Restain Your Cabinets

If you have some extra time and want to make your cabinets look brand new, staining your wood cabinets again will help them look fresh for the holidays. If you have had your cabinets custom-made, make sure to check with the designer or manufacturer on what stain is appropriate and if you can do the job yourself. 

You can also give your old cabinets a facelift with some paint instead, which comes in bold color options and can help improve the look of your kitchen. 

3- Clear Out Old Or Expired Food

Making new food for the holidays means you need to clear out the fridge and cabinets to make room for the new. Clearing out old spices, canned food, and leftovers will not only ensure that you don’t use an expired ingredient while cooking your holiday meal but will also make your kitchen holiday-ready and clean. 

Clearing out old food will give you room to store new ingredients, the turkey, or any dishes that will be brought by your guests.

4- Add Decorations

The easiest way to get in the holiday spirit is to add some decorations. If you are hosting a holiday get-together, just make sure not to overdo it and leave space for food preparations. 

Get Your Kitchen Holiday Ready

Adding a garland on top of your cabinets with some warm lights, or a festive centerpiece on your kitchen island will help get your kitchen holiday ready. Decorations can be simple or bold, depending on your style.

5- Display Festive Dinnerware

If you have collected holiday dinnerware, or family heirloom items, set them up in your cabinets or on your dining table. Displaying them before the meal will not only make sure you can find them easily, but it will give others a chance to view their beauty. Don’t let the good china collect dust all year, pull it out and host a celebration. 

6- Clean Your Oven

One of the last things you want on Thanksgiving is a fire or smoke while you are cooking. Cleaning the inside of your oven will prevent old food from burning or smells from ruining the taste of your food. Some ovens have self-cleaning options that make it easy to wipe out after it cools down, or you can use household cleaners and scrapers to scrub it until it is sparkling. 

7- Clean Trash Cans

Food or plastic particles can line the bottom of your trash cans even if you use a liner, so cleaning out your bins with soap and water will help them to smell better and look nicer for the holiday season. Cleaning your trash can after a big family gathering can prep you for the next one by removing any accidental spills and drips from inside and outside the bin. 

8- Sharpen Knives

Before you prepare to carve your turkey, make sure the knives are sharpened. If you want your kitchen holiday ready, your serving ware and knives should be spotless and prepared to serve guests. You can sharpen your knives on your own, or take them to someone to get that edge back before your big meal. 

9 Tips For Getting Your Kitchen Holiday Ready

9- Keep Safety In Mind

Those who are bringing children or grandchildren will need to keep safety at the forefront of their minds. You can use child-proof locks to get your kitchen holiday ready for guests and keep children away from toxic cleaning products, knives, or other objects.

Make sure decorations are secured or heavy items will not fall on top of children. Keep them away from ovens and stoves or hot food. The holidays are no fun when an accident or injury is involved, so keep a close eye on the little ones. 

Rasmussen Custom Cabinets

Our custom cabinets are perfect for your holiday kitchen. Doing a full remodel before the holiday season is not ideal, but Rasmussen can help install new cabinets or shelving in a timely manner, so your space is organized and ready for hosting. Keep your kitchen looking sharp and happy for the holiday season.

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