Windsor Architectural Woodworking

Windsor builds what it sells. The company says it started in 1978 in a 600-square-foot shop in Everett and now runs a 25,000-square-foot automated mill in Malden — CNC machinery, a full finish department, a thermoforming oven for Corian and solid surface — and that it covered the plant's power with more than half an acre of solar panels in 2015. That manufacturing base is the reason to call them. Its work splits between commercial millwork for corporate, healthcare and education projects and residential cabinetry, and on Houzz it presents as a kitchen-design and cabinet shop carrying six lines from builder's grade to full custom, with typical jobs listed between $4,000 and $50,000. The company states membership in the Architectural Woodwork Institute, the Wood Products Manufacturers Association and the NKBA, and says its shop is FSC certified; Houzz lists the AWI membership and FSC certification too. The customer accounts on file are warm and specific, and they are a decade old. All three name the same designer, Mike Moscaritolo. In a January 2015 review, a homeowner described a kitchen built, finished and installed by Windsor, down to a coffee maker hidden on a pull-out in the pantry cabinet. A December 2014 reviewer redoing a small condo kitchen around a structural column said the design gained her an extra cabinet and full-height uppers, with deeper upper cabinets at no extra cost on the Ultracraft line. Another December 2014 customer building a new home said Windsor's team worked cleanly alongside their general contractor and the installation went off without a hitch. In July 2024, a Reddit commenter in r/Brookline recommended them for the same reason — that they manufacture on site and can help with the design. The one negative is not from a customer. In December 2025 a neighbour left one star over crews arriving at 5:30 in the morning with loud music playing in the parking lot. That is a good thing to raise if you live nearby, and it explains why Google sits at 3.6 across five ratings while Houzz shows 5.0 across three. The right call for a homeowner who wants cabinetry actually made rather than ordered, and who has a general contractor to coordinate the rest — Windsor lists installation and GC referrals, not full remodeling. Ask who your designer will be and where your line falls in that $4,000-$50,000 range.