Gomtega's Painting, Inc. — also doing business online as Gomtegas Remodeling and Painting — is a Salem/Lynn, Massachusetts-area remodeling and painting company owned by Esvin Gomez. Incorporated in 2014 and with a Better Business Bureau file open since 2017, it describes itself as a residential and commercial remodeler covering the North Shore, handling bathroom and kitchen remodels, general remodeling, flooring and siding renovation, and painting.
Customers who reviewed the company on Angi between 2017 and 2022 consistently gave it 5 stars — the platform lists an overall 5.0 rating across 7 reviews — praising professional, hard-working crews that stayed on schedule and were willing to work with changes. One 2020 review described a full bathroom remodel, including tiling a hall floor and painting two bedrooms, as going smoothly with no problems, and called the owner's rates reasonable. The Better Business Bureau gives the business an A+ grade, though it is not a BBB-accredited business. BuildZoom, which scores Massachusetts contractors on permit history rather than customer reviews, rates the company in the top 16% of the state and lists eight permitted projects since 2012 — mostly bathroom remodels and additions, including a $329,560 second-floor addition in North Easton and an $88,000 attic conversion in Revere.
There's a gap worth noting: no customer review on file is newer than 2022, so the recent track record is thinner than the older one. One 2024 permit, a $20,900 bathroom and stair job in West Newbury, is listed with an expired status. BuildZoom and Angi both list a Massachusetts contractor license as active — numbered differently on each, #183379 on BuildZoom and CS-097897 on Angi — but neither is a first-hand registry check. Its listings aren't perfectly consistent across directories either: BBB lists it at 67 Grove Street in Lynn, while BuildZoom's permit history lists a different address on Phelps Street in Salem, and Houzz shows a third phone number not seen on its other profiles — the same owner name ties them together.
For homeowners weighing a bathroom, kitchen, or painting job, the reviews on file point to a professional, schedule-conscious crew with real permitted work behind it; it's worth confirming current licensing and availability directly, since the written reviews stop in 2022.
