Jeys Remodeling Services

Jeynardo Gomez started building by hand at about twelve, went through a four-year carpentry trade school, and the carpentry is still what customers describe most. Five custom doors and all the trim around them. A privacy wall grafted onto an existing deck. New railings on newly built front steps. An exterior French door plus a cable rail system across two decks. Jey's Remodeling Services works out of Marlborough, and its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active with the state, held in the company's own name. Beyond carpentry it takes full kitchen and bathroom remodels, additions, flooring, fencing and window and door replacement; BuildZoom also lists it for whole-home and small multi-family work. Across 46 Google ratings the average is 5.0, and the accounts behind it lean on two things: the owner actually being there, and the quote holding. A customer rebuilding after serious water and mold damage, writing in December 2025, said he inspected his team's work each morning and evening and kept the site extra clean. A June 2025 homeowner had a quote within 24 hours of the walkthrough and said he came every day until the job was finished. An August 2025 customer whose shower-surround fixture swap turned out to be less straightforward than it looked said he did not look to up-charge for it. The range is wider than a remodeler's usually is — a four-family building done top to bottom, an attic renovation, two large TVs mounted, and, in a June 2025 review, a television studio scenic design built out from a client's concept. One thing to settle before you call: the profiles disagree about money. Its own site and its Thumbtack listing both advertise free estimates, while its Angi profile says it does not offer them. Ask which applies to you. The written record is also short and slightly dated — it runs 2023 to December 2025 — so ask for references from jobs finished this year. The right call for finish carpentry, doors and trim, or a bathroom where the detail work is the point and you want the owner on site rather than a project manager. Get the estimate policy and the full scope in writing first.