Burns Home Improvements Inc

Burns Home Improvements has worked out of Medfield since 2008 under owner Brett Burns, and its permit history tells a story of a shop that's shifted focus over the years. Recent work — a BuildZoom profile puts the business at a BuildZoom score of 95 across 55 permitted projects — is concentrated on bathroom and basement remodels in Medfield itself, including a $169,230 great-room demolition and rebuild in 2024. Earlier jobs, spread across Brookline, Newton Center, Quincy, Hingham and Milton, covered additions, roofing, window replacement and bathroom work. The one written review on file, from 2022, describes a kitchen-addition project: the homeowner said Brett and his crew paid attention to every detail from start to finish, kept them updated on progress the whole way through, and called working with them a pleasure — enough that they'd recommend the team to anyone they know. A 2026 Nextdoor post from a Norfolk neighbor echoes that with a straightforward recommendation. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active, and the BBB rates the business A+ (it isn't BBB-accredited), listing it as an 18-year-old, five-employee corporation doing new home construction, general contracting, renovations, additions, garages, kitchens, decks and windows. On Angi, the company describes itself as offering free estimates — but its own profile also states it provides no warranties on its work, worth asking about directly before signing a contract. That Angi profile is also inconsistent about how long the business has been around, citing both 15 and 24 years in different fields. The written track record is short so far, but what's there points the same way: responsive communication, steady updates, and a growing local permit history in bathroom, basement and addition work. The main thing worth pinning down before hiring is what — if anything — is covered if something needs fixing after the job is done.