Create Build & Remodel Inc

Fourteen of the twenty-four comments homeowners have left about Create Build & Remodel arrived inside a single week at the end of October 2024 — worth holding in mind alongside the 4.9 average across 32 Google ratings. The longer accounts describe a full-remodel outfit rather than a repair crew. A homeowner in Orleans, writing in November 2024, laid out three years of work at one house: a new kitchen and laundry room, three bathrooms renovated, flooring, tile and trim replaced throughout, the interior finish on a large addition, and a finished basement. Another November 2024 customer covered a whole-house update — kitchen and first floor, siding and gutters, recessed lighting, an outdoor shower. In September 2025 a homeowner wrote about five years of jobs with them ending in a backyard stone terrace and a long front walkway. The company says John DeMoura founded it in 2018 after growing up working in his father's small Cape Cod remodeling business, and that he acquired his father's company in 2023; it describes itself as family-owned and locally owned, based in Hyannis and naming Plymouth in its coverage. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #197431, is active. BuildZoom lists 17 permitted projects for the company across Cape Cod towns — thirteen of them in the past three years, at a typical permit value near $15,000. Two things to raise before signing. In December 2024 a customer left one star over advertised availability, writing that the company says 24/7 but answers Monday to Friday — pin down response times if after-hours matters to you. And a few of the late-2024 comments come from somewhere other than a homeowner's own project: one is written about "the workers at Create" in general terms, and another is from a countertop installer describing shared jobs with them. The homeowner accounts carrying real detail are a smaller set than the count of twenty-four suggests. What carries the most weight here is repetition: several people wrote about hiring them again and again — six projects together in one case, three years of work in another, five years in a third. That is the pattern of a crew homeowners hand the next room to, and it is the strongest thing going for them. If you are planning a multi-room renovation or an addition on the Mid-Cape and want one company running permits, subcontractors and schedule, this is the shape of job they are hired for. Before you commit, ask to see the 2025 and 2026 jobs in their permit history and to talk to those homeowners directly, and get the itemized proposal the company advertises in writing.