Hodnett Home Enhancements LLC

Hodnett Home Enhancements is a North Dighton outfit run by Kyle Hodnett that's grown into something close to a one-crew answer for whatever a house needs — bathroom and kitchen remodels, exterior painting, siding, pressure washing, gutter cleaning, and the emergency stuff too, like snow removal and ice-dam mitigation when a roof is about to leak. Twenty-eight Google reviews from 2024 through 2026, every one of them five stars, tell a remarkably consistent story about Kyle and his crew: punctual, communicative, and clean about a jobsite. The clearest strength is the remodeling work. Several reviewers describe complete bathroom gut renovations — everything torn out and newly installed — with tile work called out specifically as excellent, finished at the price originally quoted. In an August 2026 review, a customer had Hodnett repair a ceiling that had to be opened up to reach a plumbing repair, and said the patch was so clean you'd never know it had been cut into. Pressure washing and soft washing come up again and again, often from repeat customers — one reviewer mentioned Hodnett had soft-washed their house three times and cleaned their gutters every fall for years. Exterior painting shows the same pattern: reviewers across 2025 and into 2026 describe crews that showed up on time, protected floors and landscaping, and finished work described as meticulous. The company also handles genuine emergencies well. Two reviews from a cold snap in February 2026 describe Kyle's team responding on short notice to clear snow and knock down a serious ice dam before it could damage the house. There's nothing negative in the public record here — no complaint, no low rating, across nearly two dozen distinct jobs and service types spanning remodeling, painting, exterior cleaning, and storm response. For a homeowner anywhere from a quick pressure wash to a full bathroom gut, Hodnett's range and consistency make it an easy first call — the same names (Kyle, Zach, Woody) keep showing up across different jobs, which is usually a good sign for a small, hands-on crew.