Arcaya Remodeling is a Dedham, Massachusetts general contractor built around exterior and structural work — additions, decks, patios, and masonry — for homes across the greater Boston area. The company describes itself as family-owned, and its own site and its Angi profile both put its start around 2002, roughly 24 years ago; the Better Business Bureau's listing puts it at 41 years instead, so the actual founding date is worth confirming directly.
The trade focus shows up across its directory listings: Houzz and Angi both list patios, decks, additions, and kitchen and bathroom work, and factory-trained credentials with Cambridge Pavers Stones and James Hardie siding back up the hardscaping-and-exterior side of that. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active, and the construction supervisor license held by Luis Arcaya is separately verified as active.
The most detailed account of the actual work is a 2023 Google review: a homeowner had Luis rebuild a deck, stairs, a wraparound lattice, and a storage space, calling the crew prompt, courteous, and well-versed across the trades. A shorter 2025 Google review is also five stars, and the Better Business Bureau lists the company at an A+ grade, though it is not a BBB-accredited business.
One account worth asking about before a large project: a 2021 BuildZoom review described a house rebuild after a fire that was never finished, said most of the payment had already been collected, and said calls afterward went unanswered. BuildZoom's profile also lists two now-cancelled Massachusetts home improvement contractor registrations from earlier years, numbers 145152 and 135390, alongside the one that's active today. Neither issue shows up in the Google reviews, which are otherwise uniformly five stars, so it's worth asking directly and getting a clear payment schedule and recent references before committing to anything sizable.
For deck, patio, masonry, or exterior work, the 2023 review and the active dual licenses make Arcaya worth a call; for a large whole-house project, confirm the scope and payment terms in writing first and ask directly about the 2021 account.
