CabAve Cabinets marked a major milestone in its growth this week with the opening of a new showroom in Manchester, drawing local business leaders, elected officials and community supporters for a ribbon cutting ceremony hosted by the Ontario County Chamber of Commerce.
The company, founded by Jeff and Allison Caves, began as a fourth-generation woodworking shop with a single employee before expanding into a regional cabinetry business serving homeowners across the Finger Lakes and surrounding areas.
Today, CabAve Cabinets employs more than 30 people and specializes in kitchen, bath and custom cabinetry projects. Company officials said the new showroom reflects the business’s continued growth and focus on custom design and craftsmanship.
The Ontario County Chamber of Commerce joined employees, community members and representatives from the offices of Sen. Pam Helming, Assemblyman Jeff Gallahan and Rep. Claudia Tenney for the official opening celebration.
“We’re proud to celebrate this milestone with Jeff, Allison and their team, and we thank them for their continued investment in our local economy and community,” said Marisa Enzinna, director of member relations and communications for the Ontario County Chamber.
The showroom is intended to give customers a hands-on look at CabAve’s cabinetry options and design services while expanding the company’s footprint in the region.
CabAve Cabinets evolved from a small millwork operation into a larger custom cabinetry provider over several generations of family ownership.
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