Bradley's Building Solutions

Decks keep coming up in the reviews for Bradley's Building Solutions, a Tewksbury company whose website calls it a kitchen remodeling company. On Google it holds 4.8 from 26 ratings. The recent ones are short and happy. An August 2026 reviewer wrote "So happy with our new deck," and a July 2026 customer with a new screened-in deck said Bradley "made sure everything was done correctly." The longest account is from June 2025: Bradley replaced an old 12x12 weathered wood deck with a 14x20 one in PVC and AZEK, and turned an empty closet into a mudroom with cubbies, a bench, hooks and shelving. An October 2025 customer whose deck he repaired wrote that he answers his phone and "shows up when promised (in our case, early)." The work goes well past decks. A February 2026 review says Brad finished the couple's basement, "bringing creative solutions to design challenges." In January 2025 reviews, one customer had a tile floor ripped out and replaced with LVP, debris hauled away, "for a very reasonable price," and another had window replacements and vinyl veneer installed on the front of the building, with the team "arriving promptly at 8 AM." July 2025 reviews describe a pre-hung exterior door and new PVC trim and beading on windows, where the customer walked through the job with Bradley before he quoted a price they called "reasonable and fair." A March 2025 Angi review covers a tool-shed roof, including damage from a fallen tree, done on schedule with the area cleaned up. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration (#214082) is active. BuildZoom and Angi list construction supervisor licence CS-120702 for the company. The company's site says it offers free estimates and is insured. One review is sharply negative. In September 2025 a 1-star Google reviewer called the work "shotty, cheap paint jobs," said things worked on less than a month earlier were already falling apart, and described dealing with the company as "so rude and difficult to work with." That reviewer added that the work was performed under another name and that a new contractor was coming in to fix it.