Boston Quality Contractors LLC

Boston Quality Contractors, working out of East Walpole, is the call for a project too big to DIY and too specific for a generalist — additions, full bathroom renovations, and unfinished basements turned into real living space. The name that keeps showing up in the record is Jeff (Jefferson), who runs the company with Ana, described in one review as his wife and in others as the project manager. The written track record runs from February 2022 through December 2025, and it holds up under detail. In a June 2025 review, a couple whose backyard shed had come apart in a winter storm said the owner and his wife tore it down themselves, working so fast the homeowners said they were exhausted just watching. In a December 2023 review, a Massachusetts-licensed architect who hired BQC for his own house addition described a full-scope job — foundation, framing, envelope, plumbing, electrical work and HVAC — and said Jeff and Ana were easy to work with. Two reviews from June 2022 describe full bathroom renovations: one covered three bathrooms finished ahead of schedule and within budget, with plumbing moved and outlets added, all permitted and inspected; the other combined two bathroom renovations with a kitchen and exterior siding repair. A January 2024 review said the company converted an unfinished basement into a new living space at a price the homeowner called reasonable next to other quotes, and an April 2023 review made a similar point about a basement storage project finished ahead of schedule. Angi and HomeAdvisor both list the company at a 4.9-star average across 14 reviews, with 93% five stars and one four-star review. That one lower rating, from November 2022, isn't a complaint about the work itself — the reviewer said they'd use BQC again for smaller jobs but weren't sure the company has the depth for bigger ones, worth asking about directly before committing to a large-scale project. Both directories also list a Massachusetts trade license (No. 203012, expiring in September 2027) and membership in the Rhode Island Builders Association — claims from the listings themselves, not an independent registry check. For a bathroom remodel, a basement finish, or an addition project, the reviews point to a small, owner-run outfit that shows up, communicates well, and tends to finish on or ahead of schedule — just confirm crew size and timeline upfront if the job is a large one.