Kaps Construction

Kaps Construction works out of North Easton and does whole-house work: decks, siding, windows and doors, basement and garage conversions, additions. The names that come back again and again in the reviews are Patricio (also written Patrick, Tico or Chico) and Adrieli, and customers write about them as the people who scoped the job and stayed reachable through it. Decks and exteriors are the thickest part of the record. A July 2025 customer had an old wooden deck replaced with composite and described a fast, tidy crew; an April 2025 customer had a 12-by-20 composite deck built after the old one was demolished and called the pricing fair and the crew informative; a January 2024 review covers a 22-by-22 composite deck with two staircases and lighting, with Kaps handling the design. On siding, a December 2025 customer said the job site was left spotless every day, and a March 2026 customer had siding replaced and called the workers thorough. A January 2026 customer had 15 windows and 3 doors replaced while the household was away for the holidays and came home to a house cleaner than they had left it. The bigger conversions show up too. An October 2025 customer used the company for a major renovation and addition on a 100-year-old house in Easton. A November 2025 review describes an outside renovation that replaced a rotting patio, rebuilt caving basement stairs and regraded a walkway that had been draining flash rain toward the basement door. A March 2025 customer had windows, siding and a three-season room conversion done together, and a July 2026 customer had a garage turned into living space. Massachusetts registers the business as an active Home Improvement Contractor, licence 195918 under Kaps general services inc., and carries an active Construction Supervisor licence, CS-117883, under Adrieli Rubim. One account runs against all of that. An August 2025 reviewer rated the company one star, saying the promises made at the start about quality, fair pricing and finishing on time were not met and the project was delayed repeatedly. Worth noting too that several of the five-star write-ups come from trade partners — a plastering company and a plumbing subcontractor describing what Kaps is like to work for, not homeowners describing work done for them. Before signing, get the schedule and the change-order process in writing, and ask what happened on the job that went long.