D&G Kitchen Design, Inc.

Most people hire D&G for the part of a remodel that stays in front of you every day: the cabinets, the layout, and the built-ins that make a room work. The company says it serves Greater Boston from Peabody and takes on custom kitchen and bathroom remodeling, cabinet fabrication and installation, and kitchen refacing; it also says Denny and Giovanni are the owners. On Google it carries 4.8 stars from 45 ratings, and the recent comments are tightly clustered around kitchen design, custom cabinetry, and millwork rather than quick one-off jobs. The through-line is custom cabinet work tied closely to design. In recent reviews, homeowners describe Giovanni walking them through cabinet and trim choices in the showroom, helping shape kitchen layouts, and then delivering the finished cabinetry and installation. One March review says Denny and his crew handled kitchen-renovation hurdles with solutions and that the cabinetry was the standout; another February review points to a custom entry bench and pantry cabinet that matched the requested color and went in cleanly. A February customer who had used D&G for more than five years said the company handled kitchen layout, cabinet fabrication, and installation repeatedly. That pattern goes back well beyond the last few months. Across the older review history, customers keep returning to custom kitchen cabinets, design guidance, measurements, installation, and other built-ins such as vanities, closets, and a TV console. The company’s own site also puts cabinet fabrication and installation at the center of what it does, which lines up with what customers actually describe. Before calling, pin down the scope. D&G markets itself as a kitchen and bathroom remodeler, but the reviews here lean much more heavily toward cabinetry, millwork, layout help, and built-ins than toward full multi-trade room remodel management. If you are planning a whole-room project, ask exactly what D&G will handle directly, what your general contractor will handle, and how design, fabrication, lead times, and installation are sequenced. They look like the right fit for a homeowner who wants custom kitchen cabinets, built-ins, or design-led millwork and already knows that cabinetry is the centerpiece of the job. The next step is simple: confirm whether you are hiring them for custom cabinetry within a broader remodel or for a full kitchen or bathroom renovation, then walk through timeline and coordination before you sign.