Every door realigned. Every hinge and pull tightened. Drawers gliding again. Plus a written report on what your cabinets actually need — and what they don't. Upgrade within 90 days and the entire $149 comes off your project.
Cabinets are mechanical. Ten years of daily slamming loosens anything. Most kitchens that feel worn out aren't worn out — they're badly out of adjustment.
One sits low. One sits proud. One has a gap you could mail a letter through — and your eye goes straight to it every time.
The silverware drawer needs a hip check. Slides drift slowly enough that you adapt instead of fixing it.
Loose pulls, missing bumpers, hinges backed out a full turn. Individually trivial. Together, it's the difference between solid and tired.
Not a spot check. Every door and drawer front in the kitchen — typically 30 to 60 of them — serviced until it all works like day one.
Adjusted on all three planes so gaps are even and nothing hangs low.
Every screw checked and torqued. Stripped holes filled and re-drilled properly.
Every knob and pull snugged down. No more hardware that spins when you grab it.
Realigned and lubricated so drawers run straight and stop grinding.
Fresh bumpers on every door and drawer front. Cheapest upgrade in the kitchen, and the one you notice most.
Nicks, scuffs, and chips touched up with a color-matched marker where it actually helps.
An honest assessment left with you at the end of the visit. Yours to keep either way.
No dust, no demolition, nothing left behind. The kitchen stays usable the whole time.
Plenty of people book a tune-up and never do anything else. But if your kitchen needs more than an adjustment, you shouldn't be penalized for starting small.
Pick a time and pay securely online. That reserves your slot on a schedule that only holds a few a week.
About two hours on site. Every door, drawer, and pull serviced, plus a written assessment to keep.
Book any refacing, re-dooring, soft-close, or hardware project within 90 days and the full $149 comes off.
The whole $149. Not a coupon, not a percentage, not "up to." Upgrade inside the window and the tune-up cost you nothing — you just paid early and got a serviced kitchen in the meantime.
A tune-up is a service visit, not a parts truck. Everything in the list above is included at the flat rate. Some things we can absolutely handle — they just need to be ordered and quoted separately. And a few things are honestly a different job altogether. Better to say all of that now than surprise you in your own kitchen.
Priced on site, in front of you, before anything is ordered. Nothing gets added to your bill without a yes from you first.
If any of these turn up, the written report will say so plainly — and point you toward what actually makes sense, even if that isn't us.
Sometimes a tune-up turns up easy wins worth handling in the same visit. Want any of these? Just say so. If not, the tune-up stands on its own at $149.
The fastest way to make an old kitchen read modern — and easy while everything's already apart.
Doors that used to bang now settle shut on their own. The upgrade people notice every day.
Full-motion glides that pull all the way out and close themselves. Impossible to go back from.
New factory-finished doors on your existing boxes. This is where a tune-up becomes a whole new kitchen.
Years of one-off replacements unified into one consistent look. Small detail, big difference.
Nothing gets added to your bill without a yes from you first — ever. “No thanks, just the tune-up” is a completely fine answer.
The $149 covers your kitchen, but it's rarely the only set of cabinets in the house. Mention a bathroom vanity or laundry cabinets when you book — small add-ons are usually easy to fold into the same visit.
Only a few tune-ups run each week around refacing installs, so the calendar below is real availability — not a lead form.
Outside the 30–45 minute radius, or want to ask something first? Call or text (720) 575-0819 and Refacely will tell you straight whether it's worth the trip.
Already know you want new doors? Skip straight to a free refacing quote.