Customer ratings
Average ratings on established public review platforms, read in context instead of taken as a single number.
How We Rank Cabinet Companies
What goes into a Best Cabinets ranking, how to read a listing, and what a ranking does and does not mean.
Reading a Listing
Each city page lists cabinet companies in numbered order, from #1 down. Here is what each part of a listing tells you.
Example listingNot a real company. Choose a part to see what it tells you.
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Rating and reviews
From the company's Google Business Profile.
Choose a part of the listing to see what it tells you.
What We Consider
Number and quality of reviews
How many reviews a company has, how recent they are, and whether they describe actual cabinet projects in detail.
Experience
Years in business and the amount of cabinet-specific work a company has completed.
Cabinet services offered
The range of work a company takes on: design, custom building, installation, refacing and related services.
Reputation
A company's standing with past customers and within the local building trade.
Project portfolio
Photographs and descriptions of finished projects that show the quality and range of the work.
Business information
Clear and verifiable details: address, phone, website, and licensing and insurance where they apply.
Local presence
A shop, showroom or established service area in the city being ranked.
Good to Know
What a Ranking Means
A ranking is a researched starting point, not a guarantee. Your project, budget and working style still matter. Talk to more than one company and compare written estimates.
Corrections
Business information changes. If a listing is wrong or incomplete, send us a correction and include a source we can verify.