Custom & Replacement Cabinet Doors

Our standard lead time for cabinet doors and drawer fronts is 2-3 weeks. 

Our lead time is the same whether you need a single door replacement or a full kitchen cabinet doors order.

We keep the following standard wood and material types in stock at 3/4" thickness only: maple - paint grade, maple, white oak, MDF. 

Requests for wood types and thicknesses not listed above are available but may require longer than standard lead times. Other cabinet door wood types include walnut, red oak, and cherry.

All of our products are fully custom, made to order and meet your specific requirements.

 We ship anywhere in the country. There are two main ways to significantly reduce shipping costs:

• Place a large order or series of orders we can palletize (15-20+ doors)
• We provide local delivery within ~90 miles of Methuen, MA

Yes, our office staff is fluent in Spanish. 

Yes, you can replace cabinet doors without replacing the entire cabinet. Many people choose this option to save money and give their kitchen or bathroom a fresh look. Eagle Woodworking makes custom doors in popular styles as well as traditional designs, so it’s easy to match the look you want.

The cost of cabinet door replacement depends on the size of the room and the quality of the cabinet door materials and installation. Contact Eagle Woodworking for price information today.

The cheapest way to replace cabinet doors is to order unfinished doors in a simple style and paint or finish them yourself. This saves on labor and still gives the cabinets a new look without the cost of a full remodel.

Yes, it is cheaper to replace just the cabinet doors instead of the entire cabinets. Cabinet refacing on average costs $5,200 versus $27,500 for a full remodel.

New doors update the look of the space while keeping the cabinet boxes in place, which avoids the cost of demolition and new construction. Full cabinet replacement is best only when the boxes are damaged or you want to change the layout.

Eagle Woodworking is a reliable source for buying high-quality replacement cabinet doors. Whether you’re a contractor looking to outsource cabinet doors for a full renovation or a DIY homeowner looking to take on a minor renovation project, our goal is to meet your exact needs when it comes to cabinet door and drawer fronts.

When installing cabinets, it’s best to start with the upper cabinets. Hanging the uppers first gives you more working room without the lower cabinets in the way, and it helps line everything up correctly before moving on to the base units.

Most cabinet doors are between 12 and 24 inches wide and 24 to 40inches tall, but exact sizes vary by cabinet design. Drawer fronts are typically 5 to 12 inches tall. Since Eagle doors are made to order, we can build to standard dimensions or custom sizes to match your existing boxes.

When considering types of cabinet doors and choosing the right ones for your project, it comes down to three main factors:

• Style: framing bead and center panel combinations
• Material: Maple, white oak oak, walnut, MDF, and more
• Finish: Painted or stained

Think about how the doors will fit your kitchen or bathroom style, your budget, and the level of durability you need.

Popular cabinet door trends right now include:

• Shaker styles for their timeless look
• Painted finishes in whites, grays, and blues
• Flat panel doors for modern designs

Custom-made doors also remain in high demand, as homeowners look for ways to personalize kitchens and baths without a full remodel.

Replacement cabinet doors are used in many types of projects, including:

• Kitchen remodels: Change the style of the room without rebuilding the cabinet boxes.
• Bathroom remodels: Update vanities with new doors while keeping the layout the same.
• Laundry rooms: Add durable, custom doors to storage cabinets in high-use spaces.
• Budget updates: Refresh the look of cabinets at a lower cost than full replacement.
• DIY projects: Ideal for homeowners who want custom doors for their own project. 
• Rental properties: Replace worn doors to improve appearance without major construction.
• Style changes: Swap out old designs for popular looks like shaker or raised panel.

Each door is built to order at Eagle Woodworking so it matches the size and finish needed for the job.

Replacement cabinet doors are primarily used for cabinet refacing during kitchen and bathroom remodels, allowing you to completely change a room's style, update laundry rooms, or renovate rental properties without the high cost of replacing the existing cabinet boxes.

Some of the most popular cabinet door styles include Shaker, raised panel, and flat panel. Shaker doors are especially popular for modern and transitional kitchens, while raised panel are common in traditional designs.

Yes, cabinet door replacement or refacing allows you to update the look of a kitchen without replacing the entire cabinet structure. This is a cost-effective way to refresh outdated cabinetry while maintaining the existing layout. Contractors and remodelers can install custom doors to fit existing boxes precisely.

Yes, MDF cabinet doors are durable when used for painted cabinetry. Moisture-resistant MDF is designed for kitchens and bathrooms, where it resists warping and provides a smooth, consistent surface for finishes. 

The lifespan of cabinet doors depends on the material, construction, and use. High-quality hardwood doors can last for decades with proper care, while MDF doors typically last 10–20 years when properly maintained. Regular cleaning and avoiding excessive moisture help preserve the finish and structural integrity.

Yes, custom cabinet doors are worth the investment for projects that require precise sizing, unique styles, or specific materials. They allow contractors and remodelers to match existing cabinetry, create a distinctive look, and ensure long-term durability. Custom doors also provide flexibility in materials, profiles, and finishes that off-the-shelf doors cannot offer.

Replacing cabinet doors is an efficient way to update a kitchen without rebuilding the entire cabinet system. Cabinet refacing involves replacing the existing cabinet doors and drawer fronts while keeping the original cabinet boxes in place.This is ideal when cabinet boxes are still in good condition but the style or finish needs updating.

A full kitchen remodel typically involves installing entirely new cabinetry along with updated layouts, materials, and finishes. In these projects, contractors often order custom cabinet doors as part of newly built cabinets or complete kitchen redesigns.