Beverly Tile Contractor

Silvio is the name that keeps surfacing. Across eight Google reviews posted between April 2025 and May 2026, customers of Beverly Tile Contractor barely write about a company at all — they write about the man who quoted the job, showed up, and finished when he said he would. The Beverly outfit describes plain residential tile work on its own site: bathrooms, showers, kitchens, floors, backsplashes and fireplace surrounds, with a service area running from Beverly and Danvers out to Concord, Lexington and Medford. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active. What customers actually describe goes wider than a backsplash. One had three bathrooms gutted and rebuilt, showers, walls and floors tiled throughout, and noted the price was fair and never moved off the quote. Another hired him for a bathroom and a kitchen renovation and said it finished on time and on budget. A third had two properties done — a tile floor, luxury vinyl and porcelain tile. In two May 2025 accounts the job was pool tile: one customer said the quote beat the other bids and the work was done in two days as promised; the other singled out the detail and the fact that he returned calls. The caveat is age rather than quality. The BBB grades the business A, has not accredited it, holds no reviews of its own, and lists it as roughly a year in business. Eight reviews inside about a year, every one five stars and effectively all on a single platform, is a promising start rather than a record long enough to test consistency against. There is no negative account on file, but there is also not much history to have produced one. So: a sound call for tile work with a defined edge — a shower rebuild, a floor, a pool surround — where these reviews are specific about scope, schedule and the quote holding. If the job is a whole-room renovation rather than tile alone, ask who handles the plumbing and electrical, because everything on file describes Silvio's own hands-on work.