Campbells Carpentry and Construction

Six decks in one job: in a December 2025 review, a customer described Terry Campbell and his team replacing a three-story deck serving six condos, and called him honest, upfront and knowledgeable. That is the big end of what this shop takes on. Campbell's Carpentry and Construction describes itself as a North Shore Massachusetts custom cabinetry and carpentry company run by founder Terry Campbell, also doing custom porches, decks, siding and exterior finish work; the company says Campbell was born and raised in Donegal, Ireland and brings over three decades of fine carpentry experience. All five reviews on file are from 2025 and all are five stars, and four of them name the work. An October 2025 customer called him a skilled and experienced finish carpenter — "if you need anything done with Wood, Terry is your man" — and said he works on a timely basis and keeps the job neat and tidy, across several jobs. Another October 2025 reviewer listed a custom farmer's porch, built-ins, and all their doors and windows replaced, and described him as responsive, honest and fair. A third that month kept it to one line: a beautiful job, on time and for the price quoted. The July 2025 Google review is the one that tells you how he runs a job — the customer wrote up a sales agreement with him, said he was respectful of the property and on schedule, and had a small pool deck built in a few days. His Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 197269, is active under Terence Campbell, and Angi shows the same number on his profile. The Better Business Bureau grades the business A, without accreditation. One thing to pin down is geography rather than craft: the Better Business Bureau lists the business at 574 Gallivan Boulevard in Boston, while the company's own site describes a North Shore operation with Beverly as its stated service area. For finish carpentry, built-ins, a porch or a deck, this is a one-carpenter shop that customers come back to rather than a crew for a whole-house project. Ask whether he covers your town, and put the scope and price in writing the way his July 2025 customer did before the work starts.