Cabinet Maker Job Guide
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Updating cabinet doors and drawer fronts to refresh a kitchen or bathroom without full replacement; scope depends on materials, benchtop and cabinet condition.
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The cost of cabinet refacing is driven mainly by how many doors and drawer fronts are being replaced and the materials or finish level chosen. Including benchtop supply, templating and cutouts or finding structural issues with carcasses typically increases the scope. Callout fees, regional labour rates and after-hours attendance can also affect the final price.
Number of doors and drawer fronts
Larger quantities increase labour and materials needs and therefore tend to raise overall scope.
Benchtop inclusion and templating
Including a benchtop adds templating, cutouts and fitting work and uses different material allowances than door-only refacing.
Material and finish level
Standard laminate or stock doors are generally simpler than premium finishes, which usually require more time and care.
Carcass condition and repairs
Refacing typically assumes carcasses are sound; discovered structural damage or repair needs generally expand the work required.
Timing and site coordination
Callout fees, after-hours attendance and coordination with plumbers or electricians for cutouts can change how the job is scheduled and priced.
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What moves this estimate
- Number of doors and drawer fronts: Larger quantities increase labour and materials needs and therefore tend to raise overall scope.
- Benchtop inclusion and templating: Including a benchtop adds templating, cutouts and fitting work and uses different material allowances than door-only refacing.
- Material and finish level: Standard laminate or stock doors are generally simpler than premium finishes, which usually require more time and care.
- Carcass condition and repairs: Refacing typically assumes carcasses are sound; discovered structural damage or repair needs generally expand the work required.
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