Atlantic Cabinet Refacing

Atlantic Cabinet Refacing is a one-man cabinet-refacing operation in Burlington built around a single name: David Princiotta, who the company says does every measurement and installation himself with no subcontractors. He replaces kitchen cabinet doors and drawer fronts with solid wood, factory-painted panels, installs countertops, and the company says it covers a long list of Massachusetts and New Hampshire towns, from Burlington and Bedford to Chelmsford and Concord. The response from customers over more than five years is about as consistent as it gets: every one of the 20 written reviews on file, from a 2020 Houzz review to one from this past June, rates the work five stars. The same specifics keep showing up — David measuring personally, then returning with solid maple doors that fit tricky, uneven openings, and a painter, Christopher Benjamin (his father helped on one job), finishing the cabinet boxes. A 2025 reviewer said David saved them money by recommending refacing over a full cabinet replacement. A 2024 reviewer who normally gets three estimates said she canceled the other two calls after meeting him. One quirk worth knowing: Google shows a five-star average from 40 ratings and Houzz a perfect 5.0 from 2 posted reviews and 11 projects, but the Angi/HomeAdvisor profile is brand new with no reviews yet even though Angi lists 41 years of experience — the same figure the Better Business Bureau gives (A+, though non-accredited, with no complaints shown), while the company's own site says 38 years. It's the same business appearing newer on one platform than the others, not any actual gap in experience. For a kitchen refresh built around new cabinet doors rather than a full gut renovation, Atlantic Cabinet Refacing is a strong, well-corroborated call across two review platforms — just confirm your town is inside its current Massachusetts/New Hampshire service area before booking, since the owner works solo.