The acronym 'cgm' for Calesco Group Manufacturing written in bold red 3D letters on a black background.

commerical fixtures • Architectural Millwork • Custom cabinetry

Three disciplines. One standard.

Every project fabricated in-house with tight tolerances, finished to
architectural spec — no matter the complexity or volume.

WHAT WE BUILD

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Architectural Millwork

Every project fabricated in-house with tight tolerances, finished to architectural spec — no matter the complexity or volume.

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COmmercial fixtures

Retail displays, point-of-sale units, shelving systems, and built-in features for commercial environments. Fabricated for durability and visual impact at scale.

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Custom cabinetry

Casework and cabinetry for offices, medical facilities, hospitality, and institutional spaces. AWI-standard construction, fully custom to your layout and finish specifications.

Simplified Engineering.

Engineering what matters.
We streamline every step of our process, cutting out the complexity to deliver what matters the most — time, cost, and quality.

OUR APPROACH

client-oriented.

Establishing relationships.
Whether custom millwork, store fixtures or commercial woodwork, we build relationships one project at a time. — Collaboration, efficiency, and execution.

high volume production.

No order too big.
With a 30,000 sqft. facility and cnc machinery, we are capable of producing large volume orders and able to ship nationwide. — no delays, no bottlenecks.

BUIlt for volume. finished with precision.

Our facility is equipped with industrial CNC machinery — giving us
the rare ability to handle large commercial orders without sacrificing quality.


OUR FACILITY

Facility Size

30,000

square foot facility

Our Westminster facility is equipped with industrial CNC machinery — giving us the rare ability to handle large commercial orders without sacrificing quality.

Industry Experience

50+

years of expertise

CNC machinery

Computer-controlled cutting ensures exact tolerances — consistent across hundreds of identical parts.

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Large volume capacity

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Everything in-house

No subcontractors. Full control from raw material to finished product, every time.

Full-building millwork packages, multi-unit retail rollouts, large institutional projects — no limitations.

Decades of hands-on knowledge passed through three generations of millworkers.

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30,000+

SqFt. manufacturing Facility

Why Choose US?

50+

yrs. of Experience

100%

Quality Guaranteed

Three Generations of Millworkers.

OUR STORY

Calesco Group Manufacturing is built on the values of three generations. It all began with the desire to showcase who we are and what we believe in through our work.

  • We believe in keeping things simple.
    From the first drawing to the final delivery, we focus on making the manufacturing process as smooth and efficient as possible—no unnecessary complications.

  • Our family values guide how we operate.
    We treat your project with the care, honesty, and attention to detail it deserves. We build each relationships the same way we build our millwork: to last. That means honoring our schedules, protecting your budget, and delivering craftsmanship we are proud to put our family name on.

  • We didn't build our reputation overnight.
    It took three generations of woodworkers to get here. Our journey began when our father started out in a 500-square-foot workshop. Over the decades, that 500 sqft. shop grew into the high-volume production facility we run today. While our machinery and capabilities have scaled, the family pride and dedication to the craft that our father started with haven't changed a bit.

OUR WORK

A black dresser with silver knobs, standing on a concrete floor in a warehouse or storage space with various furniture pieces and boxes in the background.
Interior of a woodworking workshop with unfinished wooden boats or furniture, shelves with wooden planks on the wall, and various tools and equipment scattered around.
A retail display shelf with four empty black-trimmed white shelves in an industrial warehouse setting.
Close-up of a small wooden box with weathered wood grain, placed on a white surface in a workshop or construction area with tools and equipment in the background.
White wooden sideboard with drawers and metal knobs, placed in a workshop or store, surrounded by construction materials and other furniture.
A woodworking workshop with multiple partially assembled wooden cabinets arranged on the floor and workbenches. A person is working at a workbench in the background, surrounded by tools and materials.
Empty retail space with wooden and black display cases, red and wood wall panels, and a sign that reads 'Mitchell & Ness' in white cursive at the back. Spotlights are on the ceiling, and the floor is hardwood.
Stacked unfinished wooden boxes in a workshop with a gray concrete floor, white walls, and some tools in the background.
Close-up of a white modern bathroom sink with a textured rectangular countertop and curved supports, taken in a construction or showroom setting.
A wooden display board standing in a workshop with a pegboard design, four holes visible, and a beige color, supported by wooden legs.
In a large industrial or warehouse space, a person works on assembling a white wardrobe or cabinet with open shelves and drawers. There are various woodworking tools and materials scattered around, with tables and equipment in the background.
Large circular display stand with three levels made of wood and black surfaces, located in a workshop or warehouse.
A tall black shelving unit with multiple square compartments in an industrial workshop with tools, wood, and equipment visible in the background.
A round two-tiered table with a cream top and black legs standing on a white cloth, in a workshop with black cabinets, wooden pallets, and boxes in the background.
A workspace with a piece of furniture under construction. The furniture has a black top surface and light-colored wooden base. The background shows clutter typical of a woodworking shop, including workbenches, power tools, and supplies.

Let’s talk about your project.

GET IN TOUCH

Whether you have drawings ready or are still in the planning phase, we're happy to discuss scope, timeline, and what's possible.

ADDRESS

95 Aubuchon Dr. Westminster, MA 01473

(979) 398-6665

EMAIL

HOURS

Calescogroup@gmail.com

PHONE

Mon — Fri, 7am -5pm