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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from All City Remodeling Co. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$23,000 – $35,000
Typical remodeling project around $29,000
All City Remodeling Co has worked out of Peabody, Massachusetts since the 1980s, run by owner Gerald “Jerry” Casaletto. The company's niche is insurance-claim restoration — rebuilding homes and businesses after fire, water and mold damage — alongside general remodeling work: kitchens, bathrooms, additions and basement finishing across the North Shore and Greater Boston. Reviewers from 2022 and 2023 describe attentive, hands-on service on substantial projects: an attic conversion with a full bathroom, a complete kitchen and bedroom rebuild after a house fire, and storm-damage repairs to a home's structure and exterior. Several mention frequent text updates and photos during the work, and one reviewer specifically credits the company with steering a fire-loss rebuild through the insurance-adjuster process. A shorter run of 2017 reviews is similarly positive about responsiveness and workmanship. There's a serious complaint worth asking about directly, though it is dated: in a 2017 review, a homeowner described hiring the company to rebuild a house after a 2006 fire, then discovering years later — through a building inspector and a structural engineer during a home sale — that support columns called for in the builder's own blueprints were missing and that beams were bowing, work the homeowner said cost $15,000 to $22,000 to correct. The review also describes the owner dismissing the concern when it was raised. Separately, BuildZoom's own listing shows two Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor license numbers for the business as inactive, a contrast with the flawless 5.0-star ratings the company carries on Angi, HomeAdvisor and Houzz. For a homeowner considering a fire, water or storm-damage rebuild, or a kitchen or bathroom remodel, the written reviews here point to careful, communicative work on recent jobs — but given the structural complaint and the license question, it's worth asking directly about current licensing status and, for any structural work, requesting documentation or a third-party inspection before and after the project.
We cannot say enough about our positive experience working with Jimmie and his crew from All City Remodeling. We remodeled an attic space including a full bathroom, and we couldn't be more pleased with how everything turned out. He is the real deal: honest, reliable, detailed, and communicative. All City Remodeling not only met but exceeded our expectations. Without a doubt, we'll be calling Jimmie for any and all future projects!
Gerry did an amazing job with helping me and my family rebuild our home after a loss due to a fire. Both Gerry and Seltsers & Goldstein Public Adjusters Very responsive and communicative. Gerry went above and beyond to make sure everything was up to standard and done correctly. I really appreciated the constant communication so I was never left in the dark. Because there was a time restraint there were minor details that were a little off but nothing major that we couldn't fix. Gerry actually did more than he needed to but it was very tremendously appreciated. He even followed up and made sure everything was how we wanted it. Gerry and his team made our home feel like home again after a tragedy and I do recommend using his services. Attached are some before and afters of the kitchen and bedroom that were both destroyed in the fire and the amazing job Gerry and his team did! They also fixed the outside panel (imagine not shown) and it looks like nothing ever happened. Thank you again Gerry!
I have no experience with construction so I didn't know what I didn't know. Luckily, I found a contractor with tons of experience and patience. Due to water damage, I needed to do a complete renovation of my bathroom down to the studs and under the tile floor. I was going to take the opportunity to convert a tub to a shower, too. It turned out so beautifully. Starting out, all I knew for sure was the exact wall color and floor tile design I wanted. I got both of those. The "extra" Gerry suggested was a certain color grey grout for the white subway tile as well as the floor tile. I wanted nothing to do with white subway tile because it seems to be everywhere. Still though he convinced me and he was right because the subway tile imho recedes against the black and white floor tile. What joins them and makes them match is the grey caulk. (Btw The caulking and tiling is beautifully done with no cracks or creases or blobs anyplace. Smooth as silk.) as you may be able to tell from the pictures I posted, it was a simple job — well it looks like a somple job anyway. During the process Gerry was available via text constantly to answer questions. At the end of the day he'd send me several pictures showing the work's progress. I'm not sure if this is normal but it was absolutely great to see it all come together bit by bit. I guess if I had one word to describe Gerry's work it would be "Extra" — he brings his best game and he knows what he's doing and he kills it. He's a not bossy, very nice man who does excellent work.
The ultimate professional. Great customer service. Perfect planning so there was no down time from one crew to the next. All crew members arrived on time, had great attention to detail, and went above and beyond my expectations. I now have a beautiful, sturdy, home inside and out after major tree damage. It was truly a pleasure working with Jerry and his crew of professionals.
They did an outstanding, professional job. They went above and beyond what other contractors usually offer.
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Aging-in-place bathrooms4.9
Named project managers4.8
Additions, full gut renovations, condo conversions4.7