Whether your cabinets need a fresh finish, new doors, or a complete replacement, Lorett's gives you an honest read on what's worth keeping — then measures, builds, and installs it right, with one point of contact the whole way through.
Tell us a bit about your kitchen cabinet project and we'll follow up with an honest estimate — no pressure, no upsell.
New cabinets in Tulsa come with their own set of real, practical considerations — here's what we plan around on every project.
Plenty of Tulsa homes from the 1950s–1970s have site-built, solid-wood cabinet boxes that are sturdier than a lot of what's sold today. We'll tell you honestly whether yours are worth refinishing or refacing — or whether they've earned their retirement.
Humid summers and dry winters make wood swell and shrink. We let materials settle into your home before install and pick finishes and door styles that handle the swings, so doors stay aligned and painted joints don't crack by the first winter.
Oklahoma's clay soil moves, and decades of settling leave floors and walls that aren't quite flat or square. We shim, scribe, and level every box on site so your doors line up and your countertops sit flat — no gaps hidden behind trim.
Stock, semi-custom, and custom cabinets all run on very different schedules, and those shift throughout the year. We tell you what's realistic before you order, and we don't tear out your old kitchen until the new cabinets are ready to go in.
Every cabinet project is different — here's a starting point based on scope and budget.
An honest look at what you have and what's worth keeping.
Exact site measurements, layout, door style, and finish.
Cabinets ordered on a real timeline, before demo starts.
Leveled, shimmed, and scribed to fit your actual walls.
We don't call it done until you agree it's done.
It comes down to the boxes. If they're solid and your layout works, refinishing or refacing gets you a new look for a lot less. If the boxes are water-damaged, sagging, or the layout just doesn't work for you, replacing is money better spent. We'll give you our honest take once we've seen them — even if it's the cheaper answer.
Refinishing usually runs about a week. Refacing is typically 1–2 weeks once materials arrive. New cabinets depend mostly on lead time — the install itself is often 1–2 weeks, but ordering can take several weeks before that. We give you a real timeline up front, not a guess.
Usually not. Countertops have to come off to replace the boxes, and stone rarely survives removal in one piece. If you love your counters, refinishing or refacing lets you keep them exactly where they are.
Not when the prep is done right. Most peeling comes from skipped cleaning, sanding, or primer. We use a hard-wearing cabinet finish, and we'll be straight with you about where normal wear shows up first on a busy family kitchen.
Yes — bathroom vanities, laundry rooms, built-ins, and mudroom storage all get the same measuring, leveling, and finish work as a kitchen.
Tulsa and the surrounding area, including Broken Arrow, Owasso, Jenks, Bixby, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Glenpool, Coweta, Claremore, Skiatook, and Catoosa.
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