What drives the price
- Size. More doors and drawers means more spraying, more masking, more time.
- Wood type. Oak needs grain filling. Maple and cherry are smoother and faster.
- Old finish. Stained wood in good shape is straightforward. Peeling paint or damaged thermofoil adds prep.
- Condition. Grease, wear, and water damage take extra work to fix right.
- Extras. New hardware, grain fill, two-tone colors, and built-ins add to the scope.
What does not drive the price
Color choice. White costs the same as navy. Pick the color you love — see cabinet colors for Orlando homes.
Paint vs. replace, on cost
Repainting costs a fraction of new cabinets. Refacing sits in the middle. See paint vs. reface vs. replace for the full comparison.
The only real number
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