Direct Answer
Yes. Cabo Cabinet Group manufactures cabinets and vanities to your exact specification and ships them branded as your own product. Your company name goes on every box, every label, every piece of documentation. This is the core of how Cabo works with builders, developers, contractors, building supply companies, and distributors. You own the client relationship. Cabo provides the manufacturing capacity and expertise.
This arrangement is standard across the 8,000 apartment units of cabinetry Cabo produces each month, roughly 200 shipping containers. Whether you are installing 40 cabinets in a single custom home or specifying 6,000 units across a multifamily development, the cabinets arrive as your product.
Why It Matters
Private label manufacturing protects your market position. Your installers, your project managers, your clients see your brand on the job site, not a factory mark from Mexico. You maintain pricing control, client loyalty, and the ability to bundle cabinetry into larger project scopes without introducing a competing supplier name into the conversation.
For distributors and building supply companies, this means you can offer a cabinet line that fits your existing brand architecture, your pricing strategy, and your service model. The cabinets are not Cabo cabinets shipped to your warehouse. They are your cabinets, built to the specification you approved, delivered to the timeline you committed to your customer.
For builders and developers running multiple projects, private label ensures consistency across sites while giving you the flexibility to adjust specs, finishes, and configurations project by project without changing the brand your crews recognize and install.
How It Works
You provide the specification: framed or frameless boxes, RTA or assembled, door style in shaker, slim shaker, slab, or thermofoil, painted or stained finish, soft close hardware. Cabo confirms the spec, produces the cabinets in about 30 days, and delivers under 7 days by land to your US job site. Total timeline from confirmed spec to cabinets on site runs about five weeks. That is 45 to 90 days faster than sourcing from Asia, where ocean transit alone adds months.
Every cabinet ships with your branding. Box labels, packing lists, and installation documentation carry your company name. The 700,000 square foot factory in Mexico operates as your manufacturing partner, invisible to your end client. You specify, you sell, you install. Cabo builds.
For the highest volume buyers, the National Accounts program formalizes these partnerships over years. Repeat orders, consistent specifications, and long term project pipelines allow both sides to plan capacity, lock in lead times, and refine product details as your market demands change.
What to Specify When Setting Up Private Label
Establish your branding requirements early: logo placement, box labeling format, and any documentation standards your install crews or warehouse staff expect. Cabo needs this information before the first production run.
Define your core product offerings. Most partners start with two to four cabinet lines: a builder grade option, a mid tier specification for multifamily or production housing, and a premium line for custom projects. Lock in door styles, finish options, and box construction for each tier. This reduces decision friction on every subsequent order.
Agree on communication protocols. Who confirms specs? Who receives production updates? Who handles freight coordination at delivery? Private label works when both sides know exactly who owns each step from purchase order to final install.
Plan for growth. A partnership that starts with 40 cabinets a month can scale to hundreds of units as your project pipeline expands. Cabo has the capacity. The question is whether your internal systems, your sales process, and your installation network can absorb that volume under your own brand.