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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Erise Builders, Inc.. 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
Erise Builders is a Dedham general contractor working residential and commercial jobs across Greater Boston — renovations, new construction and custom work, according to its own site. Founder Edison Ribeiro describes it as minority-owned, and the state registry shows its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active. Its Better Business Bureau file is thin (opened in late 2022, one employee, unaccredited) but carries an A+ grade with no complaints on record. The written track record is short — just two reviews on file, from 2023 and 2024 — so any read here should be held loosely. BuildZoom's permit history gives a fuller picture: three projects filed since 2019, ranging from a Milton siding and garage repair up to a $1.1 million six-unit commercial renovation in Brookline, alongside an $82,000 Braintree interior job. That Braintree project is also the source of the company's one negative account: in a 2023 review, a homeowner described repeated delays and said the owner admitted making unapproved changes to the architectural plans without submitting them to the town — BuildZoom separately notes the job ended as a terminated $45,000-deposit dispute. The one other review on file, from 2024, simply calls the customer service excellent. For a general remodel or renovation, confirm current plans and permitting are filed with the town before work starts, and get milestone and deposit terms in writing given the 2023 dispute — there isn't yet enough of a track record to say more.
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Excellent customer service
Erise Builders was contracted to remodel my new home in Braintree in late October. I supplied the principal, Edison Ribiero with approved architectural plans to support the remodel of the home. Once the work began, there were continuous delays that could not be resolved. I also noticed some areas of the home where they were not following the architectural drawings. I confronted the owner, Edison about the changes to the approved design, he admitted that he did not submit the plans to the town and made changes that he felt would better benefit the remodeling project. However, his changes did not follow the approved architectural plans he was provided prior to starting my home improvement project. Feeling concerned about the changes, I consulted with the structural engineer who designed my plans. I asked him to visit the home and inspect the modifications to ensure they were safe and acceptable modifications to his plans. I set up two meetings for the engineer and Edison to visit the job site together. Both times, Edison cancelled at the last minute and never met with the engineer. The engineer shared the three areas that were not up to code that would need to be remediated in order to be in line with my architectural drawings. After several attempts to discuss these problems with Edison, he finally admitted that he was not following the plans but he would now make an effort to correct the errors. However, by this time, I was no longer comfortable or trusted his assertion because he hadn’t been honest with me. Hence, I terminated my contract with Erise and ask him to return any unused money from my deposit. Instead, he decided to keep my money and stole all the building supplies that were purchased with my money for my property. I made many attempts to reach a settlement with him have gone unanswered. I ended up receiving a correction letter from the town of Braintree to correct the structural mistakes Erise Builders created and had to hire a new contractor to start the process all over again which I end up paying for the same work. Needless to say, this has been a very challenging situation. I recently filed a complaint with Secretary of State and the Better Business Bureau to ask for assistance. Erise Builders received a $45,000 deposit from me and didn’t deliver even 20% of the contracted work plus the removed all the new building materials from my home and doubled my losses because I had to replace all of the material in order to get the work on my home back on track. I sent two certified letters and one via Fedex to Erise Builders asking for some level of refund or compromise. All of my correspondence has gone unanswered, so Edison has left me with no choice but to express my grievances over this horrible situation on public platforms like this. Be very careful if you choose to work with Erise Builders. If you have any issues with them, they will keep your deposit and steal all your building supplies on their way out.
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