CBA Woodworks
Local business · North Andover, MA 01845
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Highlights
- Owner does the work — states it never subcontracts projects out
- Cabinetry and built-ins — the core of its published service list
- Bathroom remodel praised — a 2016 customer cited little down time
- Clean record — A+ BBB grade and local chamber membership
- Repeat customer — the one reviewer wrote 'very pleased again'
- Single dated review — one account, written in March 2016
- One-person shop — capacity is limited for large projects
- Unverified licence — CS-107038 is a self-listed number only
- Not BBB accredited — the A+ grade sits on a non-accredited file
- Vague coverage — stated only as MA and Southern NH
CBA Woodworks is Brian Beasley - one man, working out of North Andover since 2011, describing his business as 'a full service carpentry company' that does not subcontract work out. That last point is the distinguishing claim: he says he is personally involved in every project rather than handing it to trades. The work is cabinetry and finish carpentry first. His own service list runs kitchen remodeling, cabinet refacing, countertops, finish carpentry, custom woodworking, custom built-ins and closets and tile backsplashes, with flooring as one item among eight, and the Better Business Bureau files him under a single category: Cabinets. The written record is one review, and it is a decade old. In a March 2016 account, a homeowner described him remodeling an upstairs bathroom - new floor, repairing damaged wall and ceiling, a new quartz vanity top, fixtures and a full repaint - and said the project was well coordinated with little down time. That reviewer closed with 'We're very pleased again', which reads as a repeat customer. Nothing has been written since. He holds an A+ grade from the Better Business Bureau, though he is not BBB accredited, and he is listed as a member of the North Andover Chamber of Commerce. His profile prints licence number CS-107038, the Massachusetts construction supervisor format, but that is his own listing rather than a verified registry record, so confirm it with the state - and ask separately about Home Improvement Contractor registration, which is a different credential. One practical point on coverage: his stated service area is published only as 'MA' and 'Southern NH', with no individual towns, so ask directly whether he travels to your address. For a kitchen, a built-in, a run of custom cabinetry or a self-contained bathroom, a one-man shop with a decade of trading and a clean complaint record is a reasonable call - just expect a small-operator schedule and ask for recent references, since the public record stops in 2016.
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- 5.0Mar 3, 2016
Brian remodeled my upstairs common bathroom. Remodel included new floor, repairing damaged wall and ceiling, new quartz vanity top, fixtures, and complete room painting. The project was well coordinate by Brian which resulted with little down time. The room is beautiful. We're very pleased again!
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- behind the score: Single dated review — one account, written in March 2016
What does a hardwood floor cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from CBA Woodworks. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Estimated range
$6,000 – $9,600
Typical flooring project around $7,800