Antoniel Painting & Finish

Antoniel Painting & Finish operates out of Oak Avenue in Leominster and now also trades as Antoniel Renovations, with a base in Ashby and an office in Leominster. The Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration it works under, 214762, is verified active in the state registry and held by Antoniel Renovations LLC. Its own sites describe more than sixteen years serving the Boston area, covering Worcester, Ashby, Leominster and Boston, and the work has widened from painting and finish carpentry into full renovations, additions and ground-up building. The older painting record is long and largely favourable. A 2019 customer had a whole house hand-scraped, primed and painted over about a week, with everything cleaned before the crew left. Another that year had wallpaper stripped from a bedroom and the room prepped and repainted quickly. A 2017 Houzz reviewer had wallpaper removed, walls re-plastered and repainted and described old walls made to look new. Carpentry appears alongside it — trim and staircase repairs in 2018, slider steps designed and built the same year, and old doors plus a storm door replaced in 2019 by a crew the customer said stayed longer than the deal covered. The recent record is renovation work under the Antoniel Renovations name. A June 2026 customer had a master suite addition built onto a historic house in Concord. An October 2025 reviewer had a deck and kitchen remodel done. A September 2025 customer had a bathroom, kitchen and porch remodelled after Antoniel came out personally to quote. Another that month described a full 2-3 bedroom apartment renovation — flooring throughout, painting top to bottom and a new bathroom — chosen on a friend's recommendation from among several quotes. There are serious complaints in the middle of that span, and they concern finish quality rather than scheduling. A December 2021 reviewer described a roughly $30,000 wallpaper-removal and interior painting job on a new house from late 2018 in blunt terms. An August 2023 customer said the wallpaper came off and most of the interior was painted on time, but that the quality was unsatisfactory, citing paint applied over problems that should have been dealt with first. Two smaller 2018 jobs bought as time-limited deals also fell short — one where window rod areas were left unpainted and the crew left two hours early, and one where a ceiling patch stalled because the crew arrived without ceiling rollers. So the picture is of a business whose scope and name have both moved on, with the recent renovation accounts strongly positive and the harder criticisms dating from its painting-deal era. If you are hiring, agree the prep standard and the punch-list process in writing before work starts, and ask which of the two entities is contracting.