Dseventy3 Construction is a one-crew deck-and-porch outfit based in Medford, and nearly every Google review names the owner, Jorge, by name. The numbers back up how consistently he's shown up for people: 4.8 stars across 59 Google ratings, plus perfect 5.0 averages on Thumbtack, HomeAdvisor, and Angi.
The work people hire Dseventy3 for is decks, porches, stairs, and railings — new builds, structural repairs, and occasional jobs other contractors wouldn't touch. In a 2025 review, one customer needed columns and beams under a sunroom replaced along with a full patio rebuild and called it 'a very difficult job that not many contractors were willing to take on.' Another customer's deck collapsed outright in 2026, and the crew handled everything from the first walkthrough to the last. In a separate 2025 review, a homeowner described a deck built during COVID that had started separating at the stairs four years later; Jorge came back, fixed it, and explained what had likely caused the original problem. The last six months alone brought 15 reviews, and all but one describe the same pattern — an accurate quote, clear updates, and a crew that shows up on schedule.
The one sour note is a single 1-star Google review from May 2026 claiming the business isn't insured; it offers no further detail, and nothing else in the record confirms or contradicts insurance status either way, so it's worth asking Jorge directly. A few reviewers have also flagged pricing — in a 2025 review, one customer wrote plainly that the crew is 'not inexpensive but the work was done to a high standard' — so get a firm number before assuming they'll be the low bid.
Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration (HIC #210330) is active, and Dseventy3 says on its own site it's been doing this work for 20 years, though the written reviews on file only go back to 2023. For a deck rebuild, a rotting porch, or stairs that need to be made safe again around Medford, this is a contractor with a long trail of repeat, specific praise — just confirm insurance coverage and put the estimate in writing before work starts.
