JP General Contracting

One homeowner has been calling Jason Provencher back for nine years — a kitchen remodel first, then windows and doors, then an entire wall taken out for a huge picture window, and most recently a new deck. That is one June 2026 review. A March 2026 customer described the same thing: several projects, big and small. JP General Contracting works out of 3 Hemingway Road in Tyngsborough, and calls itself a locally owned general contractor doing full home renovations, remodeling, additions, and construction work like decks, porches and built-ins. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #196749, is active on the state registry, and its BBB page carries an A+ with accreditation. Bathrooms are what people hire him for most — nine of his twenty-one reviews describe one, three of them a full gut. A November 2022 customer had two bathrooms taken "completely down to studs and rebuilt." A 2018 Angi reviewer had all three of theirs renovated in one summer, the master fully gutted. Kitchens come next: a September 2025 homeowner had a load-bearing wall opened and a ceiling redone as part of a full kitchen remodel. The other thing customers keep writing down is how the house was left. Six reviews between 2017 and August 2026 mention it — protective mats and a cleanup each night in a 2024 account, a home "left immaculate" in a 2017 one, and this past August, that they "cleaned up everyday when leaving." The same three words turn up in six reviews too: attention to detail. Paperwork draws its own specific praise. A June 2024 customer cited "very detailed quotes/proposals"; a December 2023 one called his pricing fair and mentioned a signed contract; a November 2022 reviewer appreciated his honesty about budget and timelines. How long the company has been at this depends on where you look — the BBB profile says 14 years and lists a sole proprietorship, while Angi and HomeAdvisor both say 19 years of experience. Those two also show the same 5.0 from six reviews, because it is one syndicated profile rather than two. Google holds the bulk of the written history: 5★ across 18 ratings. For a bathroom or kitchen taken back to the studs, a deck that needs replacing, or new windows, this is a straightforward call. Ask for the itemized written proposal his customers keep describing, and get the timeline into the signed contract before anyone starts.