Measure before choosing doors
Walls, floors and cabinet faces are not always perfectly square. We look at reveals, hinges and clearances so a new set of doors will operate well on the existing structure.
Kenton County kitchen planning
Covington kitchens can involve a mix of established cabinet layouts and later changes. An on-site look at box condition, wall alignment and appliance fit matters more than assuming the age or appearance of the house determines whether refacing is suitable.
Discuss Your KitchenA practical starting point
We look at the existing cabinet boxes and the way you use the room before deciding whether cabinet refacing, replacement or a larger remodel makes sense. The right answer depends on your actual kitchen.
Walls, floors and cabinet faces are not always perfectly square. We look at reveals, hinges and clearances so a new set of doors will operate well on the existing structure.
A finish can be refreshed without treating every older detail as a defect. If you want a larger layout change, identify what should remain and what can move before demolition is discussed.
Covington has its own permitting process, and properties in a historic overlay can have additional review requirements. Confirm the rules for your specific address and proposed work with the city; a cosmetic cabinet update and a structural change are not the same project.
Before an estimate
Photos of the full kitchen, cabinet interiors, sink base and areas that feel cramped help us understand the request. Tell us what you want to keep, what does not work and whether counters, backsplash or flooring are part of the conversation.
For work that may require approval, check the rules for your address and scope with the appropriate authority.
City of Covington permits and applications ↗
Your kitchen, thoughtfully improved
We’ll talk through the cabinets, layout and priorities before recommending a direction.
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