Great Bay Cabinetry

Great Bay Cabinetry is a showroom, not a build crew. It sits at 242 Humphrey Street in Marblehead as a design studio where you pick cabinets, countertops and closet systems and get a layout drawn — the carpentry and the trades that install it are a separate matter. John J. Fedas runs it as president and senior designer, and the company describes its offer as semi-custom through fully custom cabinetry sourced from lines it carries: Holiday Kitchens, Kemper by MasterBrand, 802 Cabinetry, and John Louis Homes closet and shelving systems. Complimentary 3D design studies, room measurements and floor plans come with the showroom appointment. It names Marblehead, Swampscott and Beverly as its area and is a Marblehead Chamber of Commerce member. One customer has written about it. In May 2025, a homeowner in the middle of what they called a kitchen nightmare in an old house described phoning John, being walked through samples the next day, getting ideas for pulling more out of the space, and cabinets that arrived on time and well packed. That is a good account, and it is the only one. The rest is worth checking against what the business says about itself. Its BBB file — which carries an A grade and lists it as not accredited — records the corporation as started and incorporated on 10 May 2023, three years old, with one employee. The website, meanwhile, speaks of a senior design team and a team of people, and BBB lists two Marblehead addresses. The BBB file itself was only opened in July 2026, so that date says nothing about how long the business has traded. A reasonable first stop for North Shore homeowners who want cabinet options and a drawn plan without a big-box counter. Ask who fabricates and who installs, ask which brand your quote actually prices, and get lead times in writing — the one written account praises the ordering side, and there is nothing yet on how installations go.