Homeowners have turned to Andrew Bajercius Carpentry for the parts of a house that need careful hands: a deck stair rebuild, dormer and fascia work, siding, porches, bathrooms, roofs, doors, and finish carpentry. BuildZoom places the company in Lakeville, Massachusetts, and the Massachusetts registry lists Home Improvement Contractor license 206857 as active; Houzz describes the business as family-owned and serving southeastern Massachusetts and nearby New England towns.
The 24 Google reviews run from 2022 through July 2026, with two posted in the last six months. Recent homeowners described rebuilding deck stairs around a sinking, lopsided structure while offering budget options, and reworking dormers and fascia boards; an October 2025 reviewer also cited refinished wood siding and storm-damaged window replacement. Older reviews add a useful range: a 2025 customer described a basement renovation from demolition through finish, while 2024 and 2023 homeowners discussed bathroom gut renovations, a great-room remodel, a front-door repair, a roof project, siding, porch decking, railings, and a motorcycle shed.
The repeated details are practical rather than abstract. Reviewers mention options at different prices, work completed within the promised timeframe, clean job sites, responsiveness, attention to detail, and fair or competitive pricing; a 2022 reviewer specifically cited lumber framing and finish work. The review history is entirely five-star on Google, but the written history is still one platform’s account, so the scope, schedule, materials, and price should be confirmed for the specific project.
This looks like a fit for carpentry-led repairs, exterior work, decks, framing, and substantial remodeling. Before booking, ask which parts will be handled directly, confirm the proposal and timeline in writing, and verify the license details against the state registry.
