Seacoast Cabinet

Seacoast Cabinet runs a small showroom on the Newburyport Turnpike in Rowley, the kind of shop homeowners turn to when a kitchen or bath needs new cabinets and countertops rather than a full gut renovation. The company says it opened in June 2019 and has stayed family-run since, with Frank LeBlanc managing day-to-day work after more than 20 years in custom furniture, cabinetry, and kitchen renovation. Its stated territory runs from Rowley up through Newburyport, Topsfield, Ipswich, and Haverhill, and across the state line into Salem, NH. On Google, the shop holds a 4.9-star average from 34 ratings, and it has picked up 25 write-ups across six different sources since 2021 — a steady, multi-year pattern rather than a burst of recent activity, though only one of those came in the past six months. That most recent one, from a customer having a master bathroom done with new cabinets and countertops, described the design team as patient through several rounds of layout changes while working alongside the homeowner's own outside designer. Before booking, it's worth asking how disputes get handled: the Better Business Bureau grades Seacoast Cabinet C+, specifically because it didn't respond to a complaint filed against it, and the business isn't BBB accredited. That's a real mark against an otherwise strong review history and worth a direct question before signing anything. This fits someone who wants a dedicated cabinet and countertop specialist — picking a line from Mantra, Mid Continent, Homecrest, or Omega and working through a designed layout — rather than a single company managing plumbing, electrical, and demo too; the business's own site says customers can use its contractor network or bring their own. Confirm who's coordinating the other trades, and ask directly about that unanswered BBB complaint before committing.