Esposito Construction Company

Esposito Construction is Sam Esposito's small, craftsman-style outfit, historically doing detailed carpentry, tile, and masonry work — custom counters, stone walls, brick and stone repair, and historical-home renovation are the specialties named across its directory listings. Every review on file dates from 2007 to 2016, so this is a look at an older track record rather than current practice. The written accounts describe a hands-on, detail-oriented operator. In a 2015 review, a customer said Sam documented progress with photos while they were away, caught unexpected complications (a ceiling leak, hidden termites, a poorly fitting door) as he went, and still finished ahead of schedule. Another 2015 review describes a retaining wall and walkway rebuild with a "little hiccup" that Sam resolved responsively, and a 2016 review credits him with a budget-conscious kitchen renovation. The downside of a one-person operation shows up too. A 2008 review said the client had to wait when Mr. Esposito got sick mid-project and paid extra for specialized cutting work, though they called the final fence result strong. An earlier 2007 review was more pointed, saying the job felt deprioritized once a bigger contract came in, while still calling Samuel "a very talented craftsman". There's no review activity on file after 2016, so treat this as a read on past work rather than a current status check — confirm the business is still active before reaching out. Worth noting: HomeAdvisor's 2008 listing places the business in Marblehead with 34 years of experience claimed, while Angi's 2015-2016 listing places it in Peabody with 29 years claimed — a discrepancy in location and tenure worth asking about directly.