Ashland Cabinet

Ashland Cabinet is a family-run kitchen and bath cabinet business working out of a by-appointment showroom at 150 Cordaville Rd (Rt 85) in Southborough. Reviewers deal directly with the family - Matt Sr., Matt Jr. and Lisa in the office are named over and over across five years of comments - and the work runs from design through ordering to installation by the firm's own crews. The design stage is what homeowners praise most. One family arrived wanting an island in a kitchen they thought was too small and got one; another had a 900 sq ft ADU kitchen laid out so visitors "stop in their tracks"; a third had a new kitchen designed around an existing layout with soft-close cabinetry. Several reviewers say they compared multiple cabinet companies before choosing this one. The installation crews get their own, separate praise. A 2024 reviewer who bought a bathroom vanity, tower and medicine cabinet singled out the mitre joints and the crew's willingness to try a couple of placements and reverse a door hinge; others describe installers as detail-oriented and tidy. What stands out most in the record is what happens after the job. A homeowner whose refrigerator leaked months later had all the toe-kick trim replaced within two days; another had a replacement panel sent and a special trip made to the Cape after a panel was damaged during a countertop install; a third, whose original kitchen company stopped returning calls after a microwave malfunction left a hole in the island, was taken on as a small repair job. One reviewer who moved into a family home the firm had fitted out in 2008 says Matt Jr. matched the new cabinetry to the originals so closely you cannot tell them apart. Two things are worth asking about. One homeowner whose kitchen and dining room renovation the firm handled as general contractor describes initial delays before the team got back on track, and another says the cabinets "took a while" to arrive - a third had cabinets held in the firm's warehouse at no charge while their project ran late. Timelines, in other words, are the thing to pin down in writing. The review record is unusually consistent: 93 reviews on file from 2021 to 2026 across seven sources, a Google average of 5 stars from 121 ratings, and a single 4-star comment as the only non-five-star body in the sample read here. The set reads as genuine rather than manufactured - reviews vary widely in length, name the same owner-operators across years, describe distinct identifiable projects, and several are signed with full names.