Golden Touch Construct

Built-ins, staircases, crown molding, mantels: Golden Touch Construct works on the carpentry a homeowner ends up looking at every day. The Peabody company calls high-end finish carpentry the core of what it does, and the jobs customers describe match — trim, cabinets and stairs rather than whole-house builds. David is the name that recurs in nearly every review, and the company says the business grew out of Vagner and David's carpentry work, putting itself at four years in. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active. On Google it carries a 4.8 average across 17 ratings. The specifics are consistent. In April 2026 a homeowner had front and rear porches rebuilt, hit rotten wood mid-job, and said the change was handled quickly at a price they considered reasonable. A 2025 customer had four sets of stairs installed with the heights corrected to code and pointed to the miters. Another, writing in January 2026, added office built-ins. Several 2025 reviews mention the same habit — the crew cleaning the site each evening — and one describes them organizing the other subcontractors on the job. Then there is the review to read before writing a check. In September 2025 a customer wrote that they hired the company off its 5-star reviews, that the listed address led to a parking lot, and that a 50% deposit was taken and never refunded, with the company blaming an email hack. That is one account out of seventeen and nearly a year old now, but it is specific and it is about money. So pin down the deposit: payment schedule and refund terms in writing, paid in a traceable way. The written history is also short — every review on file dates from 2025 onward — so this is a young business rather than a long-established one. For finish carpentry, a staircase, a wall of built-ins, cabinets sized to an awkward space, the detail in these reviews is recent and it is the strongest part of the case. Confirm the registration against the state's contractor lookup, settle the deposit terms up front, and the rest of what customers describe is straightforward work done tidily.