CMD Cabinetry

CMD Cabinetry is a shop rather than a crew — a Walpole millwork maker whose work leaves a Production Road plant and turns up in kitchens, libraries, pantries and closets around Greater Boston. It describes itself as a manufacturer of custom cabinetry, architectural millwork, solid wood doors, wood and solid-surface countertops and fine furniture, working for homeowners as well as architects, designers and builders, with some commercial jobs. Its own tagline claims the work is "Made in America by a Master Cabinetmaker"; no owner is named. The written history behind that is short. Its BBB file dates to November 2019 and lists six employees, with no rating attached because the bureau says it lacks enough information to issue one, and no complaints or government actions shown. The Houzz profile carries a 13-item list of cabinet, molding, door and closet work and a typical job cost of $5,000 to $150,000 — but not a single review. On Google it sits at five stars, from one rating. One customer account has surfaced online, and it is a warm one, describing careful craftsmanship, a job delivered on time and a fair price. That is worth reading, not weighting. So this is a hire you would make on what you can see and touch rather than on what other people have written. That is a fair way to buy custom cabinetry: ask to see finished work, get references from a designer or builder who has ordered from them before, and pin the scope, price and lead time down in writing — the quoted job range on Houzz runs from a few thousand dollars to six figures, so the number means little until the drawings exist.