Adams Kitchens

Adams Kitchens has been on Main Street in Stoneham since 1970, and it is about to move down the road: the company says it is relocating to 440 Main Street in September 2026, with discounts on the existing showroom displays until then. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active, held in the company's own name. Seven people work there, with Mark Karas as general manager and Landers Symes as president, and the Better Business Bureau grades it A+ while listing it as not accredited. The work runs from cabinets-only to full design-build. On Houzz the company puts a typical project between $15,000 and $150,000 and shows 23 project galleries around Stoneham, Reading and Winchester. A homeowner writing in July 2026 said Lauren found a replacement cabinet to match an existing kitchen instead of selling a whole new one — a small story, but a telling one for a showroom business. Past that, the public trail is more industry than customer. Boston Magazine included the company in a 2019 roundup of kitchen designers, describing an in-home consultation followed by a showroom visit for Wood-Mode cabinetry, and trade coverage in 2009 and 2010 quoted Karas on countertop and remodeling trends while he was president-elect of the National Kitchen & Bath Association. What is thin is written customer history: three Google ratings, one of them spelled out. Go see the showroom, ask which of those 23 projects is closest to yours, and confirm which address they will be working from when your job starts.