Evo Kitchen Remodeling Boston

Evo Kitchen Remodeling Boston works out of a Milk Street office downtown, and its Google page has piled up 30 five-star ratings since mid-2024 — almost all of them centered on the same handful of jobs: cabinet installs, countertop swaps, and custom kitchen islands. In a 2024 review, a customer described a built-in wine cooler and extra seating on a custom island built for entertaining, and several others single out islands for the extra storage and workspace they added. The more detailed accounts describe real design work, not just installs. In an April 2025 review, a homeowner with a tiny kitchen said the crew removed upper cabinets, added open shelving, and repositioned appliances until the room felt twice its size. Another review from that same month, from an investment-property owner, credited the remodel with a real bump in the home's appeal and rental value, calling it a great return for the cost. A third, also dated April 2025, described getting through a few 'chaotic weeks' of noise and dust and coming out the other side with, in their words, a kitchen that looks like a dream. Beyond those, its Google page carries a wide base of short, consistently positive reviews — cabinet and countertop jobs described as done 'expertly' or 'efficiently' come up again and again, though most don't go into much more detail than that. One thing worth asking about directly: the company's own site says it has worked Greater Boston for over 20 years, but BBB's profile on the business — which does not list it as accredited — shows only about two years in business. That's a real gap between what the company claims and what BBB has on file, so it's worth confirming their actual history before you commit. The business also lists bathroom remodeling on its site, though nothing in the reviews speaks to that side of the work — kitchens, especially cabinets, countertops, and islands, are what it has an actual track record on.