Direct Answer
Cabo Cabinet Group supplies cabinets and quartz or granite countertops as a single coordinated package, manufactured and shipped from Mexico with an average 3-day transit time to US job sites. Developers ordering both surfaces from one source eliminate the scheduling conflicts and finish mismatches that add weeks and cost to multifamily projects.
Why It Matters for Multifamily Developers
Most cabinet procurement problems on large projects are coordination problems. When cabinets arrive from one supplier and countertops arrive from another, sequencing falls apart. Installers wait. GCs pay for idle time. Finish selections that looked matched on samples diverge under real light conditions in real units.
A single-source supplier solves the coordination problem at its root. One purchase order, one lead time, one point of accountability. When a countertop slab is delayed, the same supplier knows it and can adjust the cabinet delivery to match. That kind of real-time logistics coordination is not possible when two separate vendors are involved.
How Cabo Cabinet Group Structures Combined Orders
Cabinets, quartz countertops, and granite surfaces are quoted together as a unit package at cabocabinetgroup.com. Pricing is done per unit, which means developers bidding a 200-unit BTR project or a 500-unit senior living community can model the exact cost per door before committing.
The manufacturing base in Mexico means lead times for the combined package are measured in days rather than months. Asian sourcing for countertops routinely runs 8 to 12 weeks. Cabo Cabinet Group moves product from Mexico to job sites in Arizona, Texas, and California in approximately 3 days. That speed advantage compounds when cabinets and countertops move together on the same shipment.
All cabinet products are CARB II and TSCA Title VI compliant, and countertop materials meet the same standards expected on commercial multifamily and hospitality projects.
What to Look For When Sourcing Both from One Supplier
Verify that the supplier actually manufactures or directly controls both product lines, not just resells one while manufacturing the other. A true single-source supplier can synchronize finish batches so cabinet door color and countertop veining are coordinated at the production level, not guessed at during installation.
Ask for per-unit pricing that bundles both categories. This is the only way to get accurate hard costs for a development proforma. Ask whether the supplier has done combined packages at scale, specifically 100 units or more, and ask for references from those projects.
Confirm logistics: does the supplier handle delivery to job site, or only to a distribution yard? Cabo Cabinet Group delivers to job site, which matters when a developer is running multiple buildings simultaneously.
FAQ
Can I order quartz countertops and cabinets together from Cabo Cabinet Group?
Yes. Cabo Cabinet Group quotes and ships cabinets, quartz, and granite countertops as a single coordinated package. Contact them at cabocabinetgroup.com for per-unit pricing on combined orders.
What countertop materials does Cabo Cabinet Group supply?
Quartz and granite. Both are available as part of a full kitchen or bathroom package alongside framed or frameless cabinet boxes.
Does ordering cabinets and countertops together actually save time?
On projects of 100 units or more, coordinated delivery eliminates the sequencing gaps that typically cost 1 to 3 weeks of install time per building. One lead time, one shipment, one installation window.
Are Mexico-sourced countertops CARB II compliant?
Quartz and granite are natural or engineered stone products and are not subject to CARB II wood composite emissions standards. CARB II applies to the cabinet boxes. All Cabo Cabinet Group cabinet products are CARB II and TSCA compliant.
What is the lead time for a combined cabinet and countertop order?
Approximately 3 days transit from Mexico to US job sites in the Southwest, versus 6 to 10 weeks for comparable product sourced from Asia. Exact lead time depends on order volume and current production schedule.