All Job Construction, Inc.

All Job Construction is an Everett general contractor, founded and run by Jobson Almeida, that homeowners hire for additions, condo and multi-room renovations, and kitchen and bathroom work. The company describes itself as doing residential, commercial and industrial construction with more than 25 years of construction-management experience, and it offers Spanish-language service. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration (153813) is active in the state registry, the Supplier Diversity Office lists it as a certified Minority Business Enterprise through April 2028, the Better Business Bureau grades it A+, and BuildZoom shows 46 permitted projects. The customers who reviewed the work were happy with it, though the newest of those accounts is from 2023. That September 2023 HomeAdvisor reviewer said Jobson and his crew were respectful, attentive and treated the family as their own, finishing quickly even after inspector delays. A 2018 condo renovation was praised for quality and professionalism beyond expectations, with the owner planning to bring the company back for more work. 2017 reviewers describe a quick estimate, a quick start, a crew on the job non-stop, and problems that came from city inspectors rather than the contractor, and a 2014 reviewer noted he did not take the money up front. HomeAdvisor shows 5.0 stars from 6 reviews. The one recent public complaint is not from a customer: an April 2026 Google reviewer gave one star after a black company-marked F-150 tailgated and overtook them on a double yellow line, and that review is half of Google's 3-star average from two ratings. It says nothing about the construction work, but it is what a homeowner searching Google will see first. Ask for recent references, since the customer reviews are 2023 and older. For an addition, a condo or multi-room renovation, or a kitchen or bath in the Everett and Boston area, All Job Construction is a licensed, permit-active contractor with a small but consistently positive customer history. Confirm current availability and get a written schedule that accounts for inspection timing.