89 Home Remodeling

89 Home Remodeling works out of Everett, and the number that jumps out first is 61 five-star Google ratings and a 5.0★ average across 84 Thumbtack jobs — an unusually unbroken record for a crew this size. The written reviews explain why: the same names keep showing up as the actual hands on the work — Dave (also written David, Deivid or Deive across reviews), his wife, and a rotating crew that's included Ramon, Franciele, Apollo and Albert — and the same specifics repeat across years of reviews: showed up when promised, explained what was happening, cleaned up after themselves. The core of the work is bathroom renovation — full jobs down to the subfloor, new tile, new shower stalls, handled as one coordinated project rather than a patch fix. A June 2026 review described demolition and subfloor repair before the new tile and shower went in; other homeowners describe similar full remodels finished on schedule with clear communication along the way. Beyond bathrooms, the crew turns up doing real carpentry — building a deck, installing custom closets and hanging cabinetry and shelving, and, in a 2024 review, framing an entire second bedroom with new walls, a door and a closet, pulling permits and scheduling every required inspection. Smaller jobs get the same care: a leaky attic pipe fixed the day it was reported, loose stairs and shutters repaired, a closet repaired the same day it was reported. The business is a Better Business Bureau accredited business with an A+ grade, and its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active. Reviews refer to the company under a few different names over the years — 89 Home Remodeling, 89 Home Services, 89 Construction & Home Service — which tracks with a small operation that's grown and re-branded rather than anything to be wary of. What to know before calling: there's no pricing detail in the record beyond customers repeatedly calling the quotes fair, and the review volume, while large, is concentrated on Google — worth asking directly about current scheduling given the level of demand this record suggests. For a bathroom that needs doing right the first time, or carpentry work that calls for an actual craftsman rather than a generalist, this is a name worth calling — just confirm the timeline up front.