SOLID ALUMINUM REPLACEMENT DOORS & PANELS
Solid aluminum throughout the replacement panel. Nothing in between. Our aluminum doors and panels have no honeycomb, foam, wood, particleboard or laminated filler core. Refacing replaces the specified components; retained existing cabinet boxes remain their original material. A complete new aluminum cabinet system can be quoted separately.
CABINET REFACING AND RENOVATION
Advanced Aluminum Home Systems renovates existing cabinetry with new doors, panels, hardware, storage features, and custom aluminum upgrades. Refacing can modernize a space, improve function, and extend the useful life of the existing cabinet system.
A CUSTOM APPROACH
We evaluate the existing construction and develop a renovation plan suited to the condition, measurements, and design goals of the project. Options include new powder-coated aluminum components, upgraded hinges and drawer hardware, and coordinated colors and finishes.
PROFESSIONAL FINISHES
A NEW LOOK WITHOUT STARTING FROM ZERO
Cabinet refacing can transform the visible character of a kitchen, bar, laundry room, office, or built-in storage area when the existing layout and underlying conditions are suitable. New aluminum doors, drawer fronts, exposed panels, trim, handles, and coordinated details can create a cleaner modern appearance while preserving selected parts of the existing project. Every renovation begins with an honest review of what can remain, what must change, and whether full replacement would provide a better result.
HIGH-GRADE ALUMINUM EXTERIORS
High-grade aluminum door and drawer components do not rot, swell, delaminate, or attract termites. Because aluminum contains no iron, it does not develop red rust. Professional powder coating creates a durable finished surface and offers design flexibility that ranges from bright coastal neutrals to dramatic dark colors and metallic accents. Refacing does not change the material or condition of any existing cabinet boxes that remain, so the proposal clearly identifies which components are new and which are existing.
IS REFACING RIGHT FOR YOUR PROJECT?
Refacing may be appropriate when the cabinet layout works, the existing boxes are sound and properly installed, and the main goal is to update the visible finish. It may not be the best choice when boxes are damaged, dimensions must change, appliances are being relocated, access is poor, or the customer wants a completely different storage plan. Photographs and measurements help begin the review, but final suitability depends on verified field conditions and the exact renovation scope.
COLOR AND STYLE OPTIONS
Matte black with brushed-gold handles can turn a dated room into a bold contemporary space. Champagne and ivory create a lighter coastal direction. White, charcoal, bronze, gray, deep green, navy, and selected accent colors can coordinate with countertops, floors, appliances, and adjacent rooms. Slab, framed, and project-specific visual directions may be possible depending on the design. Final powder-coat selections should be approved from current physical samples because screens and room lighting change appearance.
DOORS, DRAWERS, PANELS, AND HARDWARE
A refacing proposal may include new door faces, drawer fronts, end panels, fillers, toe-kick covers, trims, handles, hinges, drawer components, or other selected items. The exact combination depends on existing dimensions and conditions. Hardware compatibility, door clearances, appliance relationships, countertop overhangs, and surrounding construction must be checked before manufacturing. Countertops, plumbing, electrical work, appliance work, demolition, wall repair, and field installation are not automatically included.
A COORDINATED RENOVATION PLAN
Successful refacing depends on details that are easy to overlook: consistent reveals, new and existing surface transitions, appliance clearances, exposed edges, lighting, end panels, and the relationship between doors and drawer fronts. We organize the visible components as one finish plan so the completed room looks intentional. Where old and new materials meet, the proposal should clearly define expectations and any field preparation required before the manufactured aluminum components arrive.
FOR HOMES, RENTALS, HOSPITALITY, AND COMMERCIAL SPACES
Refacing can be considered for private residences, condominiums, seasonal homes, rental properties, offices, clubhouses, hospitality spaces, retail environments, and other projects where an existing layout remains useful. We work with homeowners, remodelers, builders, designers, property managers, cabinet dealers, and contractors who can provide reliable field information and coordinate installation. Larger projects may use repeatable colors and components while still respecting the actual condition of each unit.
MANUFACTURED IN HIALEAH, FLORIDA
Advanced Aluminum Home Systems manufactures the approved new aluminum components in Hialeah, Florida. We do not provide field installation. Removal, site protection, surface preparation, modification of existing boxes, delivery coordination, installation, adjustment, countertop work, plumbing, electrical work, appliance work, touch-up, and other construction trades are handled by the customer or licensed contractor unless a written proposal states otherwise. Final dimensions must be verified before production.
WARRANTY AND PROJECT SCOPE
New manufactured aluminum components are covered according to the written proposal and applicable warranty terms. Existing cabinet boxes, substrates, walls, counters, appliances, utilities, and other retained materials are not converted into new aluminum cabinetry and are not covered as if they were new. Hardware, finishes, accessories, and third-party components carry the warranties that apply to those products. Clear scope protects the customer and the project team by identifying exactly what is new.
START YOUR CABINET RENOVATION REVIEW
Send clear photographs, door and drawer counts, opening dimensions, overall room measurements, appliance information, countertop details, and your preferred color direction. We will review whether refacing appears appropriate and prepare a custom manufacturing quote when the conditions support it. Whether the desired look is black and gold, champagne coastal, deep green, or a quiet architectural neutral, the goal is a coordinated upgrade built around high-grade aluminum components and honest project scope.
DESIGN GALLERY & PROJECT SUMMARIES
A NEW ALUMINUM CABINET FACE
This refacing design image illustrates the possibilities for refreshing a cabinet installation. New aluminum doors and panels can establish a coordinated appearance while suitable existing cabinet boxes are retained. The existing layout and condition must be reviewed before the manufacturing scope is agreed.
DOOR STYLE & PROPORTION
Use this renovation image to consider the visual rhythm of the cabinet fronts. A consistent door style, alignment and handle placement help tie the space together. Replacement aluminum panels are made from solid aluminum, with no honeycomb, foam or wood filler core inside those panels.
COLOR & HARDWARE COORDINATION
This cabinet renovation reference offers another direction for your finish selections. Coordinate powder-coated doors with existing floors, walls and countertops, then confirm hinge and handle requirements. Physical finish samples and accurate door measurements guide the final order.
PLAN YOUR REFACING PROJECT
This refacing image supports a practical project discussion about what to keep and what to replace. Send front-on photographs, opening and door dimensions, and details of the existing hinges and boxes. The new aluminum components are identified in the proposal; retained cabinet boxes keep their original material.