AJH Construction Ma

In a May 2026 review a homeowner watched AJH cut a pocket door into the wall of a 1912 house: the lathe came down, the opening was centered, and the new trim and moldings were matched to the vintage finishes in the rest of the house until the frame looked like it had always been there. A Thumbtack customer writing in June 2026 describes the same care on a bathroom door — laid out for balance as you come in the front door, matched to the trim already in the house. That is one end of what this Everett crew does. The other is scale. A May 2026 reviewer had a new condo taken back to the studs and rebuilt; another, on Thumbtack the same month, had a whole apartment in Danvers remodeled. A roof was replaced in September 2025. Vinyl siding went back up in a February 2026 review after a nor'easter tore it off, and an interior staircase was built that same month. Hamilton and Junior are the two names customers keep using. Speed comes up constantly. A November 2025 customer called, had them look at the job that day and the work finished the next; another that month had their job done in half a day. An August 2025 kitchen rebuild came in ahead of schedule. Price rides alongside it: a March 2026 repair to vinyl plank flooring and windows got an estimate inside a day, and a contractor who hired the team for a client's kitchen in August 2025 called it a good price at top quality. Two things to settle before you sign. The Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration on the registry for AJH Construction, Corp., #212554, is expired — ask where that stands, particularly on a permitted job like a roof, a staircase or a stud-in renovation. And the company's own site tells two stories about its age, claiming '19+ Years of Excellence' on the homepage and a 2022 founding on the About page; ask which one describes the crew coming to your house. For a remodel in an older home where new work has to disappear into the old — trim, doors, stairs, a bathroom taken back to the studs — this is a strong call, and the crews move fast. Get the registration answered, the schedule written down, and agree who pulls the permits.