HM Cabinetry is an authorised dealer for Executive Cabinetry NJ, with door samples and full runs on our East Brunswick floor. The brand builds semi-custom and custom cabinets to order in Simpsonville, South Carolina. Everything comes out of one vertically integrated plant, where parts are cut, assembled, and finished on site rather than bought in and put together. That is the reason a replacement door ordered two years later still matches the run it belongs to. You can specify full access, framed, or inset construction from the same maker, which matters when a layout joins a period front room to a squared off kitchen at the back.
Stock cabinets come in three inch increments and you close the gaps with filler strips. Executive builds to order, so a 34 inch base is a 34 inch base rather than a 33 with a strip of matching wood beside it.
That matters most in older homes around here, where walls are rarely square and a window often sits an inch or two off centre. Built to order sizes absorb that instead of forcing a compromise.
Finishing is the other difference. Paint, stain, and glaze go on in the same plant to the same batch, so doors, drawer fronts, and end panels leave together and arrive matching. Colour drift between shipments is a stock line problem, not one you meet here.
Photos from homes around Middlesex and Monmouth County. Finished installs shot after handover, not renders or stock kitchens.
*Pricing and discount terms shown are estimates — confirm current figures before publishing live.
Every swatch below is on the showroom wall at full door size — this is a guide, not a substitute for seeing the finish in person.
Being authorised is not a badge, it is access. We pull current finish samples, check whether a door style is being retired, and get an answer from the plant on a non-standard size before you commit to it rather than after.
We also carry Designers Choice, which comes out of the same group. If Executive sits above budget for the whole kitchen, we can spec it on the island and the run people see, then match the rest of the room to it.
Every delivery is checked against the packing list on our floor before it leaves, and we chase replacement parts with the factory ourselves instead of handing you a claim number and a phone tree.
Upload a photo or rough sketch of your space and we'll come back with real numbers — not a range.
Design starts with the room, not a catalogue. We measure, mark the services, and note what cannot move: the chimney breast, the steel, the window you have decided to keep.
Storage comes next, worked out from what you already own. Sheet pans, the stand mixer, the recycling setup, the pans that never stack properly.
Door style comes after the layout. A plan that works looks right in most fronts, and a plan that does not will not be rescued by a good looking door.
Inset is worth raising at this stage. It costs more and it wants square walls, but in a 1920s house with deep trim it is the detail that makes new cabinets look original.
You approve a drawing with sizes written on it. Our installers work from that same drawing, so nothing gets improvised on site.
If something needs to change, tell us before the order goes to Simpsonville. Once a build to order run is in the plant, a change means a new part and a new lead time, so the timing is worth knowing.