Home Renovation Masters of Boston LLC

Thirteen permits, three reviews — that gap is the first thing to know about Home Renovation Masters of Boston. The Natick company pulls its work in the inner suburbs: BuildZoom's permit records show kitchen and bathroom renovations in Boston, Brookline, Chestnut Hill and Milton, with job values running from roughly $32,000 to $316,000. That is a remodeling outfit taking on whole rooms, not patch-up work. What customers have written is thinner and older. Angi and HomeAdvisor both show 5.0 from the same three reviews. The most useful one dates to September 2020, where a homeowner wrote at length about the owner, Yanis: he came back after the job was finished, cleared the punch list, returned again to resolve things found later, and the final cost matched the quote. Another September 2020 review praised punctuality and a clean site; a December 2023 note is brief — meticulous, courteous, easy to work with. A few things to sort out before calling. Tenure moves depending on where you look: the business-highlight field on its Angi and HomeAdvisor pages says 15 years, while the company's own About text on those same pages claims over 24. Houzz carries what appears to be the same brand as an Inc in Chestnut Hill, with a different phone number and no reviews, so confirm which entity would sign the contract. On licensing, BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #195336, as active — that is the directory's entry, worth asking to see in the company's own name alongside insurance certificates. A sensible call for a kitchen, bath or multi-room renovation in Boston or the near-western suburbs, from an owner-run crew whose one detailed account is about coming back until things were right. Go in knowing the written history is three accounts, two of them from 2020: ask for two or three references from jobs finished in the past year, and get scope, allowances and the change-order process in writing before demolition starts.