K&P Remodeling

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K&P Remodeling — Cabinet Refacing & Kitchen Renovation in Knoxville, TN

K&P Remodeling got its start in Knoxville in 2012 as a cabinet refacing specialist, then spent the next decade expanding into a regional operation trusted by over 100 Home Depot locations across 11 states. The Knoxville roots stayed firm throughout — the company still runs its training, operations, and scheduling out of East Tennessee while sending crews to jobs across the Southeast and Midwest.

The core product is cabinet refacing: replacing door and drawer faces, hardware, and visible surfaces while keeping the existing box structure in place. For most kitchen updates, it cuts 30–50% off what a full replacement would cost and finishes in three to five days rather than weeks. With 241 reviews averaging 4.6 stars, repeat business from Home Depot customers accounts for a significant share of the workload.

Services

  • Cabinet refacing — kitchen and bathroom cabinet door and drawer face replacement with dozens of style options
  • Kitchen renovation — layout updates, countertop replacement, and full remodels
  • Home organization — custom closet systems, pantry builds, mudroom storage
  • Window replacement — in partnership with Home Depot’s installation program

Service area

Knoxville metro and a multi-state footprint through Home Depot partner stores across the Southeast and Midwest. Visit kpremodeling.com or contact through your local Home Depot partner location for estimates.

Why it’s on home.renovation.reviews

Cabinet refacing is one of the most searched renovation services in North America and one of the least well-covered in local contractor directories. K&P’s combination of Home Depot backing, local Knoxville roots since 2012, and a large verified review count makes them a useful reference point for homeowners weighing refacing against full replacement.

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