Most cabinet refacing projects in St. Cloud and Central Minnesota fall between $6,000 and $18,000. Here's exactly what drives the number — and how to estimate yours in under a minute.
Refacing is priced per door and drawer, so kitchen size is the first thing that moves the number. Below are typical ranges we see in Central Minnesota homes.
Galley or small L-shape. Shaker style, painted MDF, standard soft-close hinges.
Typical U-shape with island. Painted or thermofoil, upgraded hardware, crown molding.
Open-concept kitchens with pantry runs. Solid wood, designer pulls, matching end panels.
Ranges reflect completed cabinet refacing projects in St. Cloud, Sartell, Sauk Rapids, and surrounding Central MN. Your exact price depends on the factors below.
Refacing is priced per opening. More doors and drawers = more material and labor. This is the single biggest driver of your total.
Shaker is the modern default and sits near the base rate. Slab (flat) is similar. Raised-panel and applied-molding styles cost more due to routing and material.
Painted MDF is durable and cost-effective. Thermofoil is budget-friendly with limited color options. Solid wood (maple, oak, cherry) is premium and adds 30–60%.
Soft-close hinges are standard on every project. Pulls and knobs range from $3–$25 each. Designer hardware on 40 openings can add $500–$1,000.
Crown molding runs about $32/LF along upper cabinets. Matching painted end panels are ~$325 each. Painting the visible cabinet boxes to match is $950–$3,550 depending on kitchen size.
New factory-finished doors, drawer fronts, and hardware. 5–10 business days.
Paint or stain over existing doors. Cheaper upfront, less durable long term.
Full demo and rebuild. Countertops, plumbing, and flooring often need rework too.
Most cabinet refacing projects in Minnesota cost between $6,000 and $18,000. Small kitchens fall in the $6,000–$9,000 range, mid-size kitchens run $9,000–$13,000, and large kitchens with premium materials often reach $13,000–$18,000+.
Cabinet Revive prices refacing starting at $195 per door or drawer front, then adjusts for style, material, and hardware. Painted MDF Shaker doors sit near the base rate; solid wood raised-panel or slab doors add 20–60% per opening.
Yes — typically 40–60% less than tearing out and installing new custom cabinets. Because the existing boxes stay in place, you skip demolition, plumbing rework, and countertop replacement.
Total door and drawer count, door style (Shaker vs. raised-panel vs. slab), material (painted MDF, thermofoil, or solid wood), and hardware upgrades. Crown molding and matching end panels also add to the total.
Yes. Use the online Instant Estimate for a same-minute price range, or book a free in-home measurement anywhere in St. Cloud and Central Minnesota.
Our Instant Estimate factors in kitchen size, door style, material, hardware, and extras to give you a real range — no phone call required.