All Job Construction, Inc.

All Job Construction is Jobson Almeida's general contracting outfit, working out of Everett and Revere and taking on the whole job — additions, decks, siding, windows, roofing, kitchens, bathrooms and basements. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 153813, is active, confirmed against the state registry rather than copied from a directory, and it has been a BBB Accredited Business with an A+ rating since 2014. The BBB puts the business start at 2000. The work is real and documented: building permit records show 46 permitted projects, including a full roof, gutters and ridge vent on a house at 27 Brookside Ave in Danvers in September 2023. BuildZoom scores it 95, in the 78th percentile of Massachusetts contractors. What customers say is consistent and personal, and it centres on Jobson himself. A homeowner writing in September 2023 said his crew "were so respectful and always attended to our needs" and finished quickly even after inspector delays. In an August 2018 review, a condo owner wrote that "the quality of the work and professionalism went beyond our expectations." A November 2017 customer on a $44,800 renovation reported problems caused by city inspectors being on vacation rather than by the contractor, and said they would use them again tomorrow. Another, in September 2017 on an $11,000 job, described a crew that was "on the job non stop." Going back to June 2014, one homeowner noted approvingly that he "did not take the money up front." The honest caveat is depth. All six ratings sit on one platform, only five carry any writing, and the most recent is from late 2023 — so there is nothing current to read, and no Google, Yelp or Houzz presence to cross-check against. The business also appears under several addresses across Everett, Revere and Boston, and its stated tenure runs anywhere from 18 to 26 years depending on the listing. For a multi-room renovation in the Everett–Revere–Boston area this is a plausible, verifiable choice, and the company says it works in Spanish as well as English. Ask for a recent reference from the past year, confirm the registration number yourself, and get the payment schedule in writing — the 2014 reviewer's point about not taking money up front is worth holding them to.