Kitchen Tune-Up Peabody, MA

Eighty-seven Google ratings averaging 4.9, and the number that actually explains the business turns up in a January 2026 review: Home Depot quoted three times what Kitchen Tune-Up charged for the same cabinet facelift. This is Matt Silva's Peabody franchise, and its trade is making an existing kitchen look new — refacing cabinets, replacing doors and drawers, swapping countertops and backsplashes — rather than gutting one. Speed is the second thing people write about. An April 2022 customer said a 26-year-old kitchen was made to look brand new in five days, at half what a custom cabinet company had quoted, with the crew cleaning up every night and back the next morning. A June 2022 reviewer had theirs finished in two days. That pace shows in the current work too: a February 2026 customer said the job was done on time and that a couple of minor issues were dealt with immediately. When a job needs more than cabinets, Matt runs it. A December 2023 reviewer said he coordinated every subcontractor and handed over a schedule at the start that the work then followed. A November 2023 customer with a small kitchen said the cabinet crew, electrical, plumbing, countertop and tile were all sequenced by him. In January 2026 a kitchen refresh took in quartz counters, a subway tile backsplash, and a plumber who fitted a new sink and dishwasher and hooked up the stove. Bathrooms come up occasionally as well — an April 2026 repeat customer had a tub-to-shower conversion done after a cabinet refacing a few years earlier. Three things to weigh. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 140316, is expired in the state registry; cabinet and countertop remodeling is not an exempt trade in Massachusetts, so ask whether it has been renewed before you sign. Houzz shows 2.8 stars across four ratings — a small sample, but a long way from the 4.9 on Google, and worth reading through yourself. And in May 2022 a customer reported that the estimate appointment ran an hour late with no notice, and that half of it was spent on a phone call with another client. Against that, the Better Business Bureau grades the company A+ and lists 19 years in business, and the seven reviews posted since February 2026 are all positive. If your kitchen is structurally sound but dated, this is the shape of company to call — faster and cheaper than a full gut, with a long, consistent run of finished jobs behind it. Settle the registration before the deposit, and read the Houzz reviews alongside the Google ones.