Custom Cabinets & Countertops in Lynnwood, WA

Upgrade your kitchen, bathroom, or laundry room with custom cabinets and premium countertops designed to improve both functionality and style. RRR Remodeling provides professional cabinet installation, cabinet refacing, countertop replacement, and custom storage solutions throughout Lynnwood, Snohomish County, and King County. Whether you’re refreshing an existing kitchen or planning a complete remodel, we deliver quality craftsmanship built to last.

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Why Homeowners Choose RRR Remodeling

One Contractor, Start to Finish

Design, permits, trades, inspection and final walkthrough and are all handled by us. You have one number to call and one person accountable.

Licensed, Bonded & Insured

Design, permits, trades, inspection and final walkthrough and are all handled by us. You have one number to call and one person accountable.

Local to Lynnwood, Not a Franchise

Most of our work is within thirty minutes of the shop We know the permit offices, the housing stock and the inspectors.

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Design, permits, trades, inspection and final walkthrough and are all handled by us. You have one number to call and one person accountable.

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Design, permits, trades, inspection and final walkthrough and are all handled by us. You have one number to call and one person accountable.

Cabinets and countertops are among the most noticeable features in any kitchen or bathroom. They define the appearance of the space while providing essential storage and everyday functionality. Whether your existing cabinets are still structurally sound or you’re planning a completely new layout, RRR Remodeling helps homeowners choose the right solution for their budget, lifestyle, and long-term goals.

Should You Reface or Replace Your Cabinets?

Cabinet refacing replaces cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and exterior finishes while keeping the existing cabinet boxes. It is often a cost-effective option when the boxes remain in good condition. Full cabinet replacement is recommended when the layout is changing, the cabinet boxes are damaged, or the existing cabinets are constructed from lower-quality materials.

What Is an ADU? ADU vs. DADU vs. Garage Conversion

Every property is different, and choosing the right type of accessory dwelling depends on your lot size, budget, and long-term goals.

Attached ADU

An attached ADU expands or converts part of your existing home into a separate living space while sharing at least one wall with the primary residence.

Detached ADU (DADU)

A detached ADU is a completely separate structure built elsewhere on the property, offering greater privacy for homeowners and tenants.

Garage Conversion

An existing garage can often be converted into a fully functional living space, reducing construction costs while maximizing the use of existing structures.

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Cabinet Refacing vs. Full Replacement

Choosing between cabinet refacing and full replacement depends on the condition of your existing cabinets, your renovation goals, and whether you plan to change the kitchen layout.

Cabinet Refacing

Cabinet refacing preserves the existing cabinet boxes while replacing the doors, drawer fronts, hardware, and visible surfaces. This option provides a refreshed appearance with less demolition and a shorter installation timeline.

Refacing is ideal when:

Full Cabinet Replacement

Full replacement removes the existing cabinets and installs an entirely new cabinet system. This allows complete freedom to redesign the layout, improve storage, and upgrade construction quality.

Replacement is recommended when:

  • Cabinet boxes are damaged
  • Layout changes are planned
  • Cabinets are outdated or poorly constructed
  • Additional storage is needed
  • Plumbing or electrical locations are changing

How to Inspect Your Own Cabinet Boxes

Before deciding whether to reface or replace your cabinets, inspect the cabinet boxes carefully.

Look for:

  • Water damage under sinks
  • Swollen particleboard
  • Loose cabinet frames
  • Sagging shelves
  • Soft or deteriorated materials
  • Poorly functioning drawers
  • Outdated cabinet dimensions

If the cabinet boxes remain square, solid, and free from significant damage, refacing may be a practical option. If structural problems are present, replacement is typically the better long-term investment.

Cabinet Types: Stock, Semi-Custom & Custom

Understanding cabinet construction helps you compare quotes and choose the best option for your project.

Stock Cabinets

Stock cabinets are manufactured in standard sizes and offer the quickest installation timeline. They are ideal for budget-conscious projects with conventional layouts.

Semi-Custom Cabinets

Semi-custom cabinets provide additional flexibility through expanded sizing, finishes, storage accessories, and design options while maintaining reasonable lead times.

Custom Cabinets

Custom cabinets are built specifically for your home. They maximize storage, accommodate unique layouts, and offer nearly unlimited design possibilities with premium construction materials.

Countertop Materials Compared

Selecting the right countertop involves balancing appearance, maintenance, durability, and budget.

Quartz vs. Granite

Quartz countertops are engineered for exceptional durability and low maintenance. They resist staining, require no sealing, and offer consistent color and pattern options.

Granite is a natural stone that provides unique character and excellent heat resistance. Because it is a natural material, each slab has its own distinctive appearance and may require periodic sealing.

Butcher Block, Solid Surface & Porcelain

Butcher block offers natural warmth but requires routine maintenance to protect against moisture.

Solid surface countertops provide seamless installation and are repairable if scratched or damaged.

Porcelain countertops deliver exceptional heat, stain, and UV resistance while creating a sleek, modern appearance.

Countertop Material Comparison

Material Typical Investment* Heat Resistance Stain Resistance Maintenance Best For
Quartz $X–$Y Excellent Excellent Low Kitchens & Bathrooms
Granite $X–$Y Excellent Very Good Moderate Kitchens
Solid Surface $X–$Y Good Good Low Bathrooms
Butcher Block $X–$Y Fair Moderate High Kitchen Islands
Laminate $X–$Y Fair Moderate Low Budget Renovations
Porcelain $X–$Y Excellent Excellent Low Luxury Kitchens

*Typical investment ranges are provided for planning purposes only. Final pricing depends on material selection, slab size, edge profile, fabrication requirements, and overall project scope.

How Much Do New Cabinets & Countertops Cost?

The overall investment depends on cabinet style, construction quality, countertop material, layout complexity, appliance modifications, and installation requirements.

ProjectTypical Investment*
Cabinet Refacing$X–$Y
Stock Cabinets$X–$Y
Semi-Custom Cabinets$X–$Y
Custom Cabinets$X–$Y
Quartz Countertops$X–$Y per sq. ft.
Granite Countertops$X–$Y per sq. ft.

*Pricing is provided for planning purposes and will be confirmed during your consultation.

Cabinets & Countertops by City

RRR Remodeling proudly installs custom cabinets and countertops throughout Lynnwood, Seattle, Edmonds, Everett, Bothell, Mukilteo, Mill Creek, Shoreline, Bellevue, Kirkland, and surrounding communities.

Looking for service in Seattle? Visit our dedicated Seattle Cabinets & Countertops page.

Cabinets & Countertops FAQs

Is cabinet refacing cheaper than replacing cabinets?

Yes. Cabinet refacing generally costs less because the existing cabinet boxes remain in place while only the doors, drawer fronts, hardware, and exterior finishes are replaced. Replacement becomes the better investment when the cabinet boxes are damaged or the layout is changing.

Most cabinet refacing projects can be completed within several days depending on the number of cabinets, material selections, and any additional modifications required.

Both are excellent choices. Quartz offers low maintenance and stain resistance, while granite provides unique natural beauty and exceptional heat resistance. The right choice depends on your lifestyle, maintenance preferences, and design goals.

In some cases, yes. Existing countertops can occasionally be preserved, but removal carries some risk of damage. We’ll evaluate your current installation and recommend the safest approach before work begins.

Countertops are typically measured after the cabinets have been installed and leveled. Fabrication usually takes one to two weeks before the countertops are ready for installation.

Get a Free Cabinet Quote

Whether you're replacing cabinets, upgrading countertops, or planning a complete kitchen renovation, RRR Remodeling delivers expert craftsmanship and personalized service from design through installation. Contact us today to schedule your free consultation and receive a customized estimate for your cabinet and countertop project.