AJ Home Builders

AJ Home Builders is a Cape Cod general contractor based in Hyannis, run by co-founders Jean Pimenta and Anderson Silva. The company began in 2020 as AJ Carpentry, a finish-carpentry and framing outfit, before rebranding under its current name; its own marketing describes it as operating "since 2020," though its BBB registration lists a 2022 start date, so the exact length of its track record depends on which date you use. Customers who have hired the company describe consistently strong results across a wide range of jobs: full-frame window replacements finished in a single day, combined siding-and-window overhauls, a master-bathroom refinish completed on schedule and on estimate, additions, and multi-room renovations covering kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces. Jean Pimenta himself is named repeatedly and specifically -- reviewers describe him as responsive, patient with mid-project changes, and a clear communicator when problems come up, including one case where the crew arrived within 12 hours of a call to survey a leaking kitchen skylight and had it repaired within days. Every review captured for this profile -- 32 in all, spanning 2023 through 2026 -- rates the company five stars, with no negative feedback on file. Before booking, it's worth asking directly about a couple of things the record doesn't fully settle. The company's self-reported founding year (2020) and its BBB-registered start date (2022) don't line up, so ask how long the current entity has actually been operating under its own name. It's also worth confirming licensing directly with the state: the business lists a Massachusetts registration number (CSFA-106683) on both its own site and its BBB profile, but that number hasn't been independently verified against the state licensing board as part of this review. AJ Home Builders looks like a fit for Cape Cod homeowners tackling carpentry-driven work -- window and siding replacement, additions, and kitchen or bathroom remodels -- especially given how often the same owner shows up in reviews years apart. Given the tenure question above, it's reasonable to confirm licensing directly with the state and ask for references from a recent, comparably sized project before committing to a large-scope job.