CRM Construction LLC

CRM Construction LLC is a Woburn, Massachusetts general contractor run by Christopher Meyer that works both ends of the job spectrum — full renovations and additions under Chris himself, and an "On Demand Handyman" service, run day to day by Derek with Amanda coordinating scheduling and billing, for smaller repairs. The company holds an active Massachusetts home improvement contractor license verified against the state registry, an A+ grade from the Better Business Bureau, and 18 years in business by BBB's account. On the bigger-project side, a 2024 review describes a complex, on-time, on-budget full renovation of a 1745 historic home that the homeowners lived in throughout construction, and permit records show a $539,716 whole-floor repair job in Marblehead in 2023. Reviews from 2016 through 2019 — older accounts worth reading as history rather than current practice — describe two full bathroom gut jobs and a laundry room renovation in an old house, and an attic staircase and flooring project finished without a break until the crew was done. The handyman side of the business has generated a wave of detailed, recent five-star reviews. Through 2025, Derek is described repairing rotted porch floorboards, railings, spindles and posts; replacing rotted window and door trim; fixing a garage door and shed door; mounting three TVs; rebuilding a hall closet with new drywall, plaster, carpentry and trim; and finishing a repair a previous handyman had abandoned, showing up the next day — a Sunday — to complete it. Reviewers consistently mention Amanda's responsive scheduling and billing alongside Derek's own work. One recent account cuts against that pattern and is worth taking seriously: an April 2026 Google review describes the company as unreliable, saying no one showed up or called after an appointment had been confirmed twice the day before. It's the only account of its kind in the written history and sits in the last six months, so it's worth asking directly how appointment confirmations are handled before counting on a scheduled date. For anything from a same-week handyman repair to a full historic-home renovation, the volume and specificity of CRM's recent reviews point to a capable, well-organized operation; given the one recent no-show account, it's worth confirming the appointment directly the day of, especially for a smaller job routed through the handyman line.