Kitchen Fronts-Wall To Wall Remodeling

Hi, my name is Bill Michael and I've been the proud owner of Kitchen Fronts Inc. since 1982. I started in the remodeling business back in 1965. Over the years, all four of my sons have joined in the business, helping to add that personal touch of a family owned and operated company. Our skilled craftsmen have worked for me for years and have extensive experience in electric, plumbing, drywall, tile, floors, trim, finishes, and more. Our years of experience and the demands of our customers have allowed us to expand our company to meet all of your remodeling needs.

Wall to Wall Remodeling is proud to be one of Columbus's family owned and operated remodeling companies. Since 1982 we have maintained a blemish free reputation, while servicing Gahanna, Westerville, Worthington, Hilliard, and all of Central Ohio. We treat our customer's needs and concerns as if they were our own. Our specialty areas are kitchens and bathrooms; however, we offer a wide variety of services. If you are looking for ANY home improvement you have come to the right place! We are your ONE STOP SHOP!

With the knowledge and expertise from decades of experience we can assist you in designing your dream kitchen and turning it into a reality! We have numerous textures, styles, colors, accessories and options for you to choose from. Should you replace or reface? Replacing your cabinets is the removal of the entire cabinet (the box and the fronts) and replacing it with an entire new cabinet. Refacing your cabinets would allow you to simply use the existing box and put on new cabinet fronts. We can update your bathroom by putting in new vanities, refacing old vanities, or even installing new countertops.

Many homeowners today are saving money by refacing rather than completely replacing their existing kitchen cabinets. Cabinet Refacing is the installation of new wood over the existing cabinet boxes and adding new doors and drawers. This type of remodel is usually half the cost of completely replacing the cabinets, and gives your kitchen a fresh new look. This option is only viable if the cabinets are undamaged by water, mold, or any other structural issues.