A to Z Home Improvements

A homeowner called Anthony Zona in January 2023 about moss on the roof and ended up hiring him for junk removal and a bulkhead replacement while he was there. That is the shape of A to Z Home Improvements: a Worcester outfit people call for the list of jobs nobody else wants, which HomeAdvisor lists as veteran- and family-owned with 23 years behind it. Its written history runs from 2021 to 2023 — 13 reviews on HomeAdvisor, averaging 4.5 stars. In a January 2022 review, a customer needed three large wall units moved and had Anthony and his brother at the house within three hours. A May 2022 customer hired him to power-wash and mentioned he also filled some minor holes around the electrical connections. Another in January 2022 had the gutters cleaned and was shown several spots that needed fixing. A December 2021 customer, after several small projects, called it good value. There is heavier work in the history too. In May 2022, a customer hired him to restore two aging wooden fire escapes in Worcester so they would meet Fire Department inspection criteria — complex old structures that needed numerous code upgrades and real carpentry. A January 2022 customer had kitchen renovations done at their house in Shrewsbury and described the work as timely. An April 2023 review says simply: on time and on budget. One account runs hard the other way, and it is worth reading straight. In January 2022, a customer wrote that the company agreed to do a job at an hourly rate, then never showed up and did not return calls over a two-week stretch. That is a scheduling failure, not a workmanship one, but it is the kind that costs a homeowner a fortnight. For a punch list — gutters, a power wash, junk to haul out, a repair or two on the same visit — this is the sort of outfit that can take all of it at once. Nail down the start date, the hourly rate and who to call if the truck does not arrive, and get it in writing before you hand over the list.