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  "name": "What warranty should I expect with cabinet refacing, and what usually is not covered?",
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      "name": "What warranty should I expect with cabinet refacing, and what usually is not covered?",
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        "text": "A warranty should clearly identify the covered materials, installation work, finish defects, hardware, exclusions, claim process, and duration. A warranty may not cover damage from leaks, misuse, harsh cleaners, normal wear, or movement in an unsound existing box.\n\nContext: Refacing uses existing structures, so coverage can differ between new doors and retained cabinet boxes. Verbal assurances are difficult to evaluate after the project is complete.\n\nKey factors:\n- Whether the warranty covers labor as well as materials.\n- Requirements for reporting defects and maintaining finishes.\n- Treatment of pre-existing damage and products supplied by the homeowner.\n\nPractical guidance: Request the warranty before signing, and keep product names, finish samples, invoices, and completion photos. Ask who handles adjustments if doors rub or drawers become misaligned.\n\nElite Remodeling & Design can clarify the project scope and post-installation responsibilities before cabinet work begins.",
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        "description": "Ask for written coverage of materials, labor, finishes, hardware, defects, adjustments, exclusions, and the claim process. Existing-box damage, leaks, misuse, harsh cleaners, and normal wear may be excluded. Keep the warranty with product information and final project photos."
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  "description": "Ask for written coverage of materials, labor, finishes, hardware, defects, adjustments, exclusions, and the claim process. Existing-box damage, leaks, misuse, h"
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