American Fork homes and their cabinets
American Fork's median home was built in 1998. 34% of homes are from before 1980, 20% from 1980–1999 and 46% from 2000 or later; 66% are owner-occupied.
What that means for your kitchen
Older homes
Original solid-wood cabinets in older homes are often worth keeping. A fresh stain can bring back the wood, or paint can give it a new look.
Newer homes
In newer homes it's usually the color that's tired, not the cabinets. Painting builder-grade cabinets is a fast way to update.
Beyond the kitchen
Bathroom vanities, built-in hutches and stair railings can be finished to match, so the whole house feels consistent.
Services in American Fork
- Cabinet Painting: Painting is the most popular way to change the color of your kitchen.
- Refinishing & Staining: If you like the look of real wood, refinishing keeps it.
- Bathroom Vanities: Bathroom vanities are smaller than a kitchen but get daily water and humidity.
- Built-ins & Hutches: Built-in hutches, desks, bookcases, entertainment walls and mudroom lockers are cabinetry too.
- Stair Railings: Oak railings and spindles date a home just like oak cabinets.
Want the details on prep, oak grain, lead-safe work in older homes, or how pricing works? Read the cabinet refinishing guide.