Dseventy3 Construction LLC

A back deck collapsed in July 2026, and the homeowner's review of what followed runs from the first walkthrough to the last. That is the work Dseventy3 exists for: the Medford company's site describes custom wood and composite decks, repairs, porches, pergolas and railings, owner-operated by Jorge, with 20 years behind it. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active on the state registry. Across 59 Google ratings averaging 4.8, the jobs repeat in the same key. A roof deck's wooden railings swapped for composite, with the pergola and pillars repainted (July 2026). A single column replaced on a deck that was otherwise sound, no complete redo (June 2026). Handrails added to make basement stairs safe (April 2026). One homeowner who met five contractors about a screened-in porch said Jorge showed up to that first meeting with sketches, photos and samples of materials. The harder jobs are in there too. A September 2025 customer said he replaced the columns and beams holding up their sunroom and rebuilt the patios — a job they said not many contractors were willing to take on. In August 2025, a homeowner whose deck stairs had pulled away from the upper landing four years after the build said Jorge came back, fixed them and pointed out what had likely caused it; another that month with loose steps said he came out on a Saturday and dealt with them. Two things to raise before you sign. A one-star review in May 2026 says the company is not insured, so ask for a certificate of insurance in your own name before anyone starts. On price, a June 2025 customer said they are not inexpensive while the work was done to a high standard, and a May 2026 reviewer put the prices on par with competitors — a December 2024 customer said all costs and possible extras were spelled out before work began, which is the same breakdown worth asking for. If your job is a deck, a porch, steps or railings — built new, rebuilt, or made safe — this is the crew that does exactly that, with Jorge handling the communication himself. Get proof of insurance and a written quote naming the possible extras, and if the job needs permits, settle who pulls them: one July 2026 customer said Dseventy3 took care of city hall.