Galaxy Kitchen

Galaxy Kitchen is a Stoughton cabinet and countertop shop that also runs full kitchen makeovers, and nearly every review — on Google, Thumbtack, or elsewhere — comes back to one name: Anton Khlebas. The company calls itself veteran-owned, Ukrainian-owned, and family-run, selling and installing kitchen cabinets and countertops and handling kitchen design and remodeling across New England, with Anton doing the measuring, the 3D design work, and the follow-up himself. The ratings are unusually uniform for a company this size: 5.0 from 85 Google reviews and a separate 5.0 from 49 on Thumbtack, where he's passed a background check. Nothing in the last six months is negative. Recent reviews describe Anton reconfiguring a tight kitchen layout, walking a family through design changes mid-project, and finishing a full kitchen reno on time and on budget while staying responsive to questions. One May 2026 review is worth reading closely: a cabinet order for two apartments arrived missing a door pull and a kickboard, and Anton drove the parts over himself rather than mailing them — the reviewer still called it good work, which says as much about how he handles a miss as the miss itself. One thing worth asking about directly: the Better Business Bureau lists Galaxy Kitchen as unaccredited and not yet rated, citing less than six months in business — but Thumbtack puts the company at seven years, and a Stoughton business directory says six. Reviews on Google go back to 2021, so the BBB file is likely just a recent registration rather than a genuinely new operation, but it's a gap worth clearing up before you sign anything. Directory listings also put cabinet lead times around three weeks from order to delivery, with free measurements and a 3D design mockup included up front. This is the right call if you want new cabinets, a countertop swap, or a kitchen reconfigured around how you actually cook, and you want the same person handling the design, the order, and the install. Confirm current lead times and get the design finalized in writing before the order goes in — Galaxy Kitchen's own history shows it can move fast once specs are locked, and that's also where a missed detail like a kickboard is most likely to slip through.