Dream Home Improvement LLC

Dream Home Improvement is a Hyannis outfit built around additions and full-scope remodels — the kind of job where a homeowner wants one crew running framing, roofing, siding and finish work in a single pass. The company says it has served Cape Cod & the Islands since 2005, describes itself as family-owned, and its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active under its own name. The clearest pattern here is what happens once a project grows. In a 2023 review, a homeowner described a small bathroom addition and a half-bath converted into a laundry room, done by "Alexey and his people." A few months earlier, another family described a bigger build — a three-season room and deck addition that also meant re-roofing the existing house, new shingling, and rebuilding an outdoor shower — and said they were "well beyond satisfied," naming owner Alexey Lebedev directly. A 2022 review credits the team with a composite deck tying an existing deck, pool and pool house together, and another from the same year describes hiring the company for new windows and siding, where the crew flagged additional exterior problem areas and offered a budget-friendly fix instead of pushing a bigger job. A third 2022 review singles out bead board, chair rail and tile work for a Cape Cod look. Every review on file — six in all, running from January 2022 through April 2023 — is five stars, and several name Alex or Alexey Lebedev personally rather than just "the crew," which lines up with BuildZoom's listing of Lebedev as owner. The licensing is worth stating plainly: Massachusetts's own registry shows an active home improvement contractor registration held by Dream Home Improvement LLC, and BuildZoom separately lists a Construction Supervisor license for the same owner, shown active as of its own check — the normal pairing for a company running its own structural work rather than subcontracting it out. The Better Business Bureau carries the company at an A+ grade, though it isn't a BBB-accredited business. None of the six reviews raises a complaint, and there's no local news or Reddit mention to weigh either way — its reputation so far rests on Google reviews and directory listings rather than open word-of-mouth. Worth asking about before booking: more than one reviewer described a project that started smaller (a bathroom, a window replacement) and grew once problems were found underneath, so it's worth understanding upfront how change orders and added scope get priced. For an addition, a deck, or an exterior overhaul on Cape Cod, the specific, repeated detail in these reviews — named jobs, named people, real problems caught and fixed — is the strongest thing here. Confirm current pricing and timeline directly, since neither is spelled out anywhere here.