Burdeys Remodeling and Construction LLC

Burdeys Remodeling and Construction works out of 193 Lafayette Street in Salem, and its permit trail reads like a North Shore map: a $150,000 kitchen-and-bathroom job in Beverly, a $50,000 basement gut in South Hamilton with a new full bath and its own HVAC zone, two deck rebuilds on one Salem street, a Danvers kitchen with new cabinets and vinyl plank floors, a Middleton bathroom where a fiberglass tub came out and a tiled shower went in, and in Marblehead, re-siding the front of a house on Green Street in Hardie board. It is a small company with a real crew. BBB puts the headcount at 13 and names Christopher Burden as manager; BuildZoom's staff list includes a carpenter and an electrician, which fits the company's own claim to run plumbers and electricians in-house rather than subbing out every trade. The LLC was incorporated in April 2021. The written record is one review. In August 2023 a customer wrote about working with Christopher Burden directly and described being kept informed through the whole job, with rates she called fair and competitive. That's a fair account, but it's a single voice, and it is three years old — there is nothing more recent from anyone who hired them. What there is instead is BBB standing: accredited since November 2025 with an A+ rating, no complaints and no government actions on the profile. BBB also records two Massachusetts licence numbers with 2028 expirations, and BuildZoom lists home improvement contractor registration 197666 as active with dates that match BBB's. The construction supervisor licence, CS-115342, is where the sources disagree — BBB records it running to July 2028 while BuildZoom prints it twice, once active and once as cancelled. Worth asking about, and worth checking yourself. Siding and whole-room remodels are where this company's documented work sits, at every size from a $12,700 bathroom to a $150,000 kitchen-and-bath. Given that only one customer has written publicly, ask for three recent references and photos, and confirm both licence numbers with the Office of Consumer Affairs and the Department of Public Safety before you sign anything.