From a $4,900 color refresh to a full custom build — we match the right solution to your goals, your cabinets, and your budget.
Every service is handled personally by Raymond Glick — one point of contact from first call to finished kitchen. Serving Palmer, Springfield, Worcester, Amherst, and across Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut.
Cabinet refacing replaces all your door and drawer fronts and applies new matching veneer to the exposed cabinet surfaces — while keeping the structurally sound existing boxes in place. It's the smartest option when your kitchen layout works, your cabinet frames are solid, but the dated oak, honey oak, or worn finish makes the whole room feel old.
We reface over solid wood, plywood, and particle-board box construction. Door styles range from classic shaker and raised-panel to slab, beadboard, and glass-insert options. Wood species available include white oak, natural maple, cherry, birch, and paint-grade MDF. Soft-close hinges, new drawer boxes, and updated hardware are all available as part of the project.
Professional cabinet painting uses a spray-applied, cabinet-grade coating system — not brush-and-roll — to deliver a smooth, durable finish that holds up to daily kitchen use. Doors and drawer fronts are removed and finished off-site or in place with proper enclosures. The result looks factory-finished, not DIY.
This is the right solution when your door style is worth keeping but the color is the problem. Whether you're painting over dated honey oak, dark cherry, yellowed maple, or builder-grade white, professional kitchen cabinet painting delivers a complete visual transformation at the most affordable price point. Two-tone finishes, glazed effects, and custom color matching are all available.
Cabinet refinishing strips the existing finish down to bare wood, repairs any surface damage, and applies new stain and multiple clear-coat layers for a factory-fresh result. This is the right service for solid wood cabinets that have yellowed, cracked, peeled, or faded — where the wood itself is beautiful and worth preserving.
Common refinishing projects include changing a dated honey-oak stain to a richer espresso or walnut, refreshing clear-coated maple that has gone yellow, repairing water-damaged cabinet surfaces, and restoring heirloom-quality hardwood kitchens. Unlike painting, refinishing lets the natural wood grain show through. Stain color changes are possible in most cases.
A kitchen remodel is the right choice when the layout needs to change — a broken work triangle, not enough storage, a cramped galley that needs to open up, or cabinet boxes that are failing and can't be salvaged. Homestead manages partial and full kitchen renovations, coordinating all necessary trades under one point of contact.
Remodeling projects range from a targeted partial remodel (replacing a peninsula, adding an island, or upgrading just the upper cabinets) all the way to a full gut renovation with new cabinet layout, countertop installation, backsplash tile, plumbing relocation, and updated electrical. We work with homeowners across Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut on projects from $15,000 to $50,000+.
Custom cabinetry is designed and built to your exact space, door style, wood species, and interior configuration. When standard box-store sizes don't fit your kitchen, when you need a pantry that doesn't exist yet, or when you want an island built to your exact floor plan — custom is the answer.
Homestead builds and installs kitchen islands, floor-to-ceiling pantry cabinets, built-in bookshelves, mudroom bench and cubby systems, ceiling-height upper extensions, home office built-ins, and complete custom kitchens. We can match existing cabinet style exactly for additions, or design an entirely new look from scratch. All species available: white oak, maple, cherry, walnut, birch, and paint-grade.
Storage upgrades transform the inside of your existing cabinets — better organization, better access, and better function. Pull-out shelves replace fixed shelves so you can see and reach everything in a base cabinet. Full-extension drawer slides bring the entire drawer out so the back is fully accessible. Soft-close hinges and slides eliminate slamming and extend hinge life significantly.
These upgrades are available as add-ons to any refacing, painting, or remodeling project, or as standalone installs into existing cabinetry. Common upgrades include: roll-out tray organizers for base cabinets, trash and recycling pull-out units, kidney and lazy Susan replacements for corner cabinets, spice rack drawers, pan dividers, cutlery inserts, and full replacement of worn wooden drawer boxes with dove-tail maple construction.
Specialty finishes, functional upgrades, and add-on services available with any project or on their own.
Replace doors only — shaker, raised panel, slab, or glass inserts over existing boxes.
Upper and lower cabinets in contrasting colors. From $5,500.
Change or refresh your stain color while preserving the natural wood grain.
Specialty glaze finish that adds depth and an antique or hand-crafted look.
New vanity doors and veneers over existing solid vanity boxes. No plumbing needed.
Home offices, entertainment centers, mudroom built-ins, and bookshelves.
Retrofit soft-close hinges and drawer slides to existing or new cabinets.
New pulls, knobs, and handles — included with any project or as a standalone update.
Close the gap above upper cabinets with crown, light rail, and decorative trim.
Custom island built to your exact floor plan — any size, any storage configuration.
Floor-to-ceiling pantry storage built to fit your exact space with pull-out shelves.
Quartz, granite, laminate, and butcher block — available with any cabinet project.
Eliminate the gap above upper cabinets and gain significant storage by going ceiling height.
| Painting | Refacing | Refinishing | Remodel | Custom | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Typical cost | $4.9–9.9k | $10–25k | Custom | $15–50k+ | Custom |
| On-site time | 5–8 days | 4–10 days | 4–8 days | 2–12+ wks | 1–3 wks install |
| Change door style | No | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
| Change color | Yes | Yes | Yes (stain) | Yes | Yes |
| Change layout | No | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Keeps existing doors | Yes | No — replaced | Yes | No | No — new build |
| Preserves wood grain | No | No | Yes | Depends | Depends |
| Permit usually needed | No | No | No | Often yes | Sometimes |
One consistent experience — regardless of which service you choose.
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