The same first name runs through almost every review: André. Twenty-four write-ups since December 2024, all five stars, and most of them describe him planning the job, being on site, and coming back for the next one.
ABP Construction Management works out of Danvers and says it has been serving New England — Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island — since 2023. The company's own description is broad: custom decks, patios, additions and whole-home renovations, with flooring, tile, cabinetry, finish carpentry and painting handled in house. What customers actually write about clusters into three things — painting, wood floors, and decks.
The painting accounts are the most detailed. In July 2026 a homeowner had a two-storey foyer painted and described the crew taping edges, sanding and patching the walls first, then protecting floors and furnishings. A December 2024 customer expected to live with staples left in new door frames; the painter pushed them in, caulked and sanded before painting. In September 2025 a customer had the whole house painted and butcher-block countertops refinished in the same visit.
Floors are the other steady thread. A January 2026 customer replaced creaking hardwood and noted the quote came in below other contractors; a May 2025 customer had an oak floor sanded and refinished with the dust kept to the work area and the site cleaned afterwards. And in March 2026 a homeowner described a ceiling torn out and rebuilt, finished and painted, in three days.
Decks show up twice in the older record: a July 2026 replacement deck where the customer singled out the cleanup and the final walkthrough, and a September 2025 large deck install after which the customer planned to bring the crew back inside.
Two things to sort out before you sign. The company trades under several names — customers variously write ABP Painting, Abp Painters and ABP Construction Co — so confirm which entity appears on the contract. And the whole written record lives on one platform and runs only from late 2024, which is a short history for work at this scale.
If you want one crew for a repaint, a floor refinish, or a deck, and you like dealing with the same person start to finish, this fits. Ask for the current registration and insurance certificate, and get the scope, the materials and the price in writing before work starts.