Eddie Mac's Home Improvement LLC

A woodpecker wrecked the siding on a house, and Eddie Mac's had the repair and a shed window done inside a week — that was late July 2026. Jobs that size sit right next to gut renovations in this company's history: a kitchen taken to the studs, three bathrooms with the fixtures moved, a basement and stairway rebuilt. It works out of Topsfield, and its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #165633, is active on the state registry. The written accounts run from 2010 to 2026 — 44 ratings on Angi averaging 4.9, eight on Google at 5.0 — and the same habits keep turning up. A July 2026 homeowner heard back within a day and got a free estimate with the scope talked through first. Another that month had Eddie build a custom media wall, arriving when he said he would and working around the household's schedule. A third, in mid-July 2026, had a full kitchen makeover: cabinets, countertops, flooring and plumbing swapped out, with structural and electrical work handled alongside. The older accounts carry the bigger projects. In November 2024 a customer listed what had accumulated over several jobs — a three-bathroom remodel with major fixture relocation, a ceiling repair and rebuild, hardwood flooring repair and installation, closets, doors and a pantry relocated. A January 2025 reviewer had a new side entry door fitted into a 175-year-old house and singled out the follow-through at every step. Going further back: a complete to-the-studs kitchen renovation described in April 2022, and in March 2021 two bathrooms remodeled with the laundry room relocated and a pantry and large closet redesigned. One account pushes back. In a June 2022 review rated three stars, the customer wrote that he hired Ed partly on the promise the work would start and finish inside his budget and timeline, with a gap before the next job; the Angi page describes that complaint as cost overruns, delays and unfinished punch-list items. Set against it, an August 2021 reviewer said the price was competitive and the final cost did not stray from the estimate apart from one small addition that was necessary. For a North Shore homeowner planning a kitchen or bath that has to come apart before it goes back together — or an old house that needs someone willing to work around its quirks, as a June 2010 customer said of the lead-paint care on hers — this is that kind of shop. Put the schedule and the punch list in the contract before demolition starts, and agree up front how any change to the scope gets priced.