Direct Answer
Yes. Cabo Cabinet Group delivers directly to job sites throughout Texas, typically in under seven days by land from our 700,000 square foot factory in Mexico. We coordinate the delivery schedule with your project timeline and deliver assembled or RTA cabinets branded with your name on every box. Texas is one of our core markets, and we run deliveries there constantly for multifamily, custom home, and production builder projects.
Total timeline from confirmed spec to cabinets on your Texas site runs about five weeks: roughly 30 days for production once the specification is locked, then under seven days for land transit and delivery. That puts you well ahead of Asian imports, which add 45 to 90 days of ocean freight on top of production time.
Why It Matters
Texas represents a significant portion of US residential construction, and delivery speed matters when you are coordinating trades and holding a schedule. A five week total timeline means you can order closer to your install date without risking delays, reduce your storage costs, and keep crews moving. For production builders running multiple phases or developers with staggered unit releases, the predictability of land transit from Mexico eliminates the volatility of ocean shipping, port congestion, and customs clearance at coastal terminals.
Delivering assembled cabinets directly to the job site also reduces your labor costs and site coordination. Boxes arrive ready to install, no assembly required, and your install crew can go straight to work. If you prefer RTA for tighter site access or phased installs, we build and ship that as well, same timeline.
How It Works
Once you confirm your specification, we put your order into production. About 30 days later, finished cabinets come off the line, get packed and branded with your company name, and load onto trucks for the run north. Transit to Texas job sites typically takes under seven days, depending on the specific city and scheduling.
We coordinate delivery windows with your site supervisor or project manager. You tell us when the site is ready, we schedule the trucks accordingly. We deliver to the address you specify, whether that is a single family lot, a multifamily building, or a staging area for a larger development. For high volume accounts in our National Accounts program, we often run regular delivery schedules across multiple Texas markets simultaneously, keeping several projects supplied on a rolling basis.
Capacity at the factory runs about 8,000 apartment units of cabinetry per month, roughly 200 shipping containers. That scale means we can handle large Texas projects, multiple buildings, or several developments at once without stretching lead times.
What to Specify for Texas Deliveries
Confirm the delivery address early, including any site access restrictions, delivery hour limits, or staging requirements. Some Texas municipalities or HOA governed communities have specific delivery windows or truck size restrictions. If your site has limited access, narrow streets, or requires a smaller truck, note that in advance so we can plan the logistics.
Specify whether you want assembled or RTA. Assembled cabinets go straight to install but require more truck space and careful handling on site. RTA reduces freight volume and can be easier to move through tight spaces, but adds assembly labor on your end.
For projects with phased installs, break your order into delivery groups that match your construction schedule. We can stage shipments so cabinets arrive as each building or phase reaches the install point, reducing your on site storage needs and exposure to weather or theft.
Texas projects often involve multiple buildings or unit types. Provide a clear spec for each unit configuration, note any variations by building or floor, and confirm the total count per delivery. The clearer your spec, the tighter our production and delivery execution.