Art Remodeling Corp

Clips, green glue and double drywall: that is how a 2024 reviewer described the soundproofing Allan and his crew built into a home theater for him. Art Remodeling works out of Framingham on kitchens, baths, additions and finished basements across MetroWest, and its own site adds new construction, general carpentry, roofing and siding. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active. Bathrooms come up more than anything else — three of the eight written accounts are bathroom projects. A January 2024 Houzz review covers two at once: a 1970s pop-in tub and shower replaced with a large white tub and tile run floor to ceiling, plus a main-floor half bath, both requiring full demolition. A June 2024 customer who had a complete bathroom renovation done called the quote extremely reasonable. In a September 2023 review, a homeowner who had used the company twice — a major bathroom renovation, then a hardwood floor with repainting and a fireplace — described both projects as on time, on budget and reasonably priced. One account comes from inside the trade. In a 2019 Houzz review, an interior designer who had worked with them for about two years called the crew knowledgeable, respectful and organized, and singled out that they show up to work every day. A November 2025 customer who did a kitchen, porch and entryway said they were completely comfortable having the crew in the house on a daily basis; a 2021 reviewer liked the basement refinishing enough to recommend them. Its BBB page is an A+, and puts the company at eight years in business. One account runs sharply against the rest, and it comes from outside the house. In August 2026 a neighbor of one of their jobs left a one-star review saying debris from the site blows all over the place because the crew does not clean up, and that workers trampled their lawn and walked on their property without permission. It speaks to how a jobsite is run rather than to the finished rooms, but it is the kind of thing that matters if your project sits close to a property line. For a MetroWest homeowner planning a gut bathroom, a kitchen or a finished basement — work that needs demolition, tile and finish carpentry coordinated by one outfit — Art Remodeling matches what past customers describe. Before signing, put the site plan in writing: where the dumpster and debris go, who cleans up at the end of each day, and which parts of the property the crew may cross.