Ciulla Construction is a remodeling contractor that, by its own account, focuses on basement finishing, bathroom upgrades and kitchen remodeling for residential building-construction projects. In practice the business runs under owner David "Dave" Ciulla, who is named personally in almost every review on file — this is an owner-run outfit, not a crew you hire at arm's length.
Bathrooms are the clearest through-line in its track record. Homeowners describe full demo-to-finish renovations, two upstairs bathrooms done at once, an air-jetted tub installed, a master bath and a new slider, and one reviewer who says the work went right down to the studs and finished a day early. Kitchens come up nearly as often, including new cabinets, countertops and painting, and one reviewer reports a basement build-out covering framing, insulation, electrical, drywall, ceiling, a bar, an egress window and baseboard heating.
What reviewers praise most consistently is the process rather than the flourish: communication and daily updates, schedules and budgets that held, and job sites left clean. Several note that Dave brings in specialist plumbing, electrical and tile trades rather than doing everything himself, and coordinates them end to end. A couple of reviewers mention pricing they considered reasonable, and repeat customers describe hiring him again for a front porch replacement and a custom shed.
Two things are worth knowing before you call. The entire review record on file was posted in 2026 — a strong but compressed history rather than a long one — and one of the five-star reviews comes not from a homeowner but from a partner business, Affordable Quality Kitchens & Stone, describing a referral relationship. Google publishes 22 ratings against 19 readable reviews, so a few of those ratings carry no text.
If you want a hands-on owner-operator for a bathroom, kitchen or basement remodel and you value being told what is happening each day, this is a credible call. Ask for the licence and insurance details in writing, and for references on a project like yours, since the evidence on file covers the work but not the paperwork.