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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from DeJesus Industries. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$23,000 – $35,000
Typical remodeling project around $29,000
Two customers wrote about DeJesus Industries on the same day in June 2026. One had hired the company to fix a botched ceiling repair after ice-dam water damage — a previous contractor had patched it badly and painted it the wrong color — and was glad they did. The other said the only time anyone from the office got in touch was when an invoice was coming due, and that communication was bare minimum throughout. The company is a Boston general contractor on Boston Wharf Road with a New York office, describing itself as a high-end residential and commercial builder doing new construction, estate work and landmark restoration across five states. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, 188622, is active, and the Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office lists its Minority Business Enterprise certification as active through April 2027. The site says the firm was founded in 2008, registered with the Commonwealth in 2017, and is owned by its founder, Alberto J. DeJesus; it also describes itself as OSHA and EPA HUD certified. When jobs land well, customers describe them in specifics. A homeowner in April 2026 had Justin and Rich run a basement remodel and absorb several mid-project design changes. A commercial client in May 2026 called the build-out organized and the costs transparent. Further back, a 2022 customer had a roof deck rebuilt with a small rooftop kitchen through pandemic supply problems, another finished a basement with an added bathroom that year, and a 2021 customer said the crew documented an extensive water-damage job step by step so insurance would cover part of it. The complaints are recent, specific, and several of them come from other tradespeople. A plumbing contractor wrote in February 2026 that it was still owed $1,500 nearly three months after receiving a bad check in early December. Another contractor wrote in March 2026 that the company went quiet after the first payment and kept making excuses about payouts. A homeowner that same month said there was never a signed contract and that they had since consulted a second contractor, an attorney and their local building department; another March 2026 customer said the company was paid tens of thousands of dollars and then refused to finish. A January 2026 reviewer alleged an unauthorized transfer of about $24,000. The BBB grades the company an A and shows two complaints on file. Even a satisfied four-star customer in November 2025 waited weeks for town inspectors because the company did not know the local protocol for booking them. If you go ahead, the paperwork is the job. Get a signed contract with a written payment schedule before any money moves, tie payments to inspected milestones rather than invoice dates, name a single point of contact, and confirm directly with the plumber and electrician that they are being paid — that is where most of the trouble described here begins.
“Alberto J. DeJesus Of DeJesus Fund I Acquires Development Site In Becket Massachusetts From David Lipinski”
Rich M. did an excellent job! Great to work with and very creative solutions. Super results.
DeJesus Industries is a terrible company to work with. Communication is bare-minimum and positive work ethcs with some of the crew is just awful. The only time I received any communication from Dejesus Industries Admin was when an invoice was coming due. They didn't adherre to the timeline originally set, my project was 6 weeks over due without consistent communication. Shortcuts were taken then LIED about why it was done that way. Example: there was a RANDOM piece of BASEBOARD above a door frame in my kitchen. When asked why I was told, then said to repair it CORRECTLY the FOREMAN would have to take both sides of the door jam apart and it would create a ton of dust. We came up with a resolution even thopugh I wasn't happy with it. Then I find out the whole thing was UNTRUE and the project manager Dan lied for the foreman!!. If it wasn't for Malik Sparks finishing the last of the "missed" things, I wouldn't have known how simple it was to repair. He repaired the wall (that the FOREMAN covered up) so well it looks as though it was never there to begin with. Honestly, if it wasn't for Malik Sparks I can't say the outcome would be as good as it is. The only reason DeJesus Industries was given my contract is because of Justin Reney. He was the salesman and lead project manager on my project. He made a huge positive impression on me. He will personally receive any of my projects for the rest of my life. Then project managers changed and things changed. Lastly, I received the last invoice over $500 dollars more than it should be. I'm told it was for the plumber I already paid for. I found my paid invoice for the plumber, so there's that. If you need any work done contact :Malik Sparks and/or Justin Reney for private work. You won't be sorry. As for DeJesus Industries, STAY AWAY
After water damage caused by ice dams, I hired this company to correct and complete repairs that had not been properly performed by a previous contractor. The prior crew had patched a ceiling area, left the texture inconsistent, painted with a color that did not match the rest of the home, and left several areas with an uneven finish. They also failed to complete the garage repairs, and the work they considered "finished" was substandard. It took this new crew several weeks to correct the deficiencies and properly complete the work. This company removed and redid the ceiling repairs using the proper texture so the ceiling now has a uniform appearance. They also added ceiling texture in a bedroom where the previous repair had been left flat. Because of the earlier paint issues, they primed the affected walls before repainting to ensure proper color coverage and matching. They repainted the bedroom, dining room, a damaged wall area, and the baseboards, and they completed the garage ceiling repairs. Before closing the garage ceiling, they investigated the source of the water intrusion and monitored the area to verify that no active leak remained, either from the exterior or from plumbing. The contractor personally returned multiple times to inspect the work and arrange for touch-ups where needed. The work was completed professionally, the communication was good throughout the project, and the repairs restored the affected areas of my home to their pre-damage condition. Based on my experience, I would highly recommend their services to anyone needing repair work or seeking a contractor who stands behind their work.
From planning to completion, everything was handled with care and precision. Justin was especially helpful in guiding us through decisions and keeping the project on track financially.
We hired DeJesus Industries for a commercial build-out, and they delivered exactly what we needed. Organized, responsive, and very transparent with costs. The whole process felt smooth and well-managed.
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Decks and porches5.0
Clients returning for 10 and 20 years5.0
Detailed craftsmanship5.0
Renovates century-old structures5.0
Certified Minority Business Enterprise3.6