Affordable Quality Kitchens & Stone

Cabinets, stone countertops and help turning a kitchen idea into a plan are what customers describe buying from Affordable Quality Kitchens & Stone. The company operates a Taunton showroom and says it has 20 years in business. Its website offers kitchen design and remodeling, cabinetry, stone countertops, flooring and installation support. A customer writing in October 2023 identified the owner as John Artesani. Recent customers describe working directly with John on choices and layouts. One May 2026 reviewer sent PowerPoint mockups and said he returned a professional plan the same day, sold them cabinets at a reasonable price and connected them with craftspeople for the renovation. Another said he visited their home, supplied a rendering and helped with vinyl plank flooring. A cabinet buyer that month praised timely answers and said John showed the options without pushing a purchase. A contractor who bought materials in May praised the cabinet selection for different budgets and the granite, quartz and marble countertop options. The work customers describe centers on cabinets and countertops, with installation by teams and contractors connected to the business. In November 2024, a homeowner who hired it to replace kitchen cabinets praised tidy, respectful installers and communication with John. An October 2023 customer described plywood cabinets with hardwood doors and trim, and stone veining matched between the countertop and backsplash; they said overlooked items were resolved within a few days. Another October 2023 customer described John working with their own contractor to plan, measure and deliver cabinetry, a vanity and countertops for a kitchen and bath renovation. Google lists 4.5 stars from 33 ratings and Houzz lists 4.9 from 13. BBB gives the company an A- grade and reports one complaint. Some customers have described trouble with installation and follow-up. An April 2024 Google reviewer said cabinets began cracking after a few months, replacements had been ordered and repeated emails and calls went unanswered. A May 2022 reviewer alleged that subcontracted installers left a mess and damaged new hardwood floors. In an update, that customer said the countertops had been installed and looked good, but a cabinetry piece was the wrong size and John refused to order the correct one. An October 2021 reviewer alleged misaligned, scratched and unsecured cabinets, gaps without molding, incorrect countertop cutouts and declining communication. A different customer writing on Houzz in February 2024 said John helped obtain a replacement bracket for cabinets purchased 12 years earlier.