D & H Construction Co., Inc.

D & H Construction is a Peabody home-improvement contractor whose reviews read like a running relationship rather than one-off jobs — several customers describe hiring the company, run by Mike Shapiro, for a first project years ago and then calling him back for the next one, and the next. The company says it has operated as a family business on the North Shore since 1959, working from Peabody across towns like Andover, Danvers, Marblehead, and Gloucester. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active with the state, and it holds an A+ rating and accreditation with the Better Business Bureau, alongside manufacturer certifications from CertainTeed and the Vinyl Siding Institute. The written record spans full room renovations and exterior work in roughly equal measure. On the interior side, reviewers describe complete kitchen tear-outs and rebuilds — a 2025 review recounts a full kitchen remodel where Mike and his crew worked through the design step by step after a bad experience with a previous contractor, and a 2019 review describes the same for a full kitchen overhaul. Bathroom projects get similar praise for finished quality, including a small bathroom redo that "exceeded all expectations" in a September 2025 review. On the exterior side, siding, storm doors, and window replacements come up across nearly every year of the written record, from a 2014 review describing ten years of repeat siding and window work to a 2025 review of a fresh siding project. Two things are worth knowing. A 2020 review described sloppy finish work and repeated callbacks over minor repairs on what should have been a completed job — an older account, but a real one. Separately, a 2025 review accused the company of leaving negative reviews on a competitor's page to pull down that business's rating; it's a serious claim from a single reviewer with no independent corroboration, but worth being aware of. D & H suits homeowners planning a full room renovation or an exterior overhaul who want a contractor they can keep calling back for future work — the repeat-customer pattern here is unusually strong. Given the age spread of the strongest praise, it's worth asking about current crew availability and lead times before committing to a start date.