Great Harbors Home Services

Great Harbors Home Services is a Falmouth design-build outfit that launched in 2023, when owner Joshua Carajanes turned the experience of renovating his late grandmother's home into a full-time business — the name comes from the Great Harbors neighborhood where that first project happened. Homeowners call him for a wide range of work: full kitchen and bathroom remodels, decks, basement finishes, roofing, siding, windows, and smaller jobs like a gas fireplace hookup or a plumbing fix. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active on the state registry, and the company has been named a Nextdoor Neighborhood Favorite in both 2024 and 2025. Josh manages projects directly, and reviewers consistently point to his own involvement — walking clients through design choices, staying communicative through the job, and bringing in his crew (John and Alan get named more than once) or vetted subcontractors for specialty work like a two-bathroom renovation. In a December 2025 review, one homeowner said Great Harbors stepped in after enduring a botched job from another contractor for almost a year; Josh came out, gave a reasonable estimate, and fixed the earlier mistakes. Other 2025 reviews describe a full kitchen remodel for first-time homeowners, a full exterior overhaul covering siding, windows, and basement demo, and a plumbing fix turned around within a day. All 21 reviews on file since the company started collecting them in 2025 are five stars, with none negative. There isn't much to flag here — this is a young company, formed in 2023 with reviews only from 2025 onward, so there isn't years of history behind it yet. What's there, though, is consistent and detailed across a wide range of job types. This is a strong call for a Cape Cod remodel of almost any size — kitchen, bath, deck, or a full exterior overhaul — especially if you want one person managing the whole project directly. Given how new the company is, ask for a couple of recent client references directly before committing to a larger job.