LCS Construction Inc.

LCS Construction is a Medford tile-and-general-contracting outfit — its own site goes by LCS Tile Construction — and the reviews back that focus: people hire the crew for kitchen and bathroom tile work, and the same word keeps coming up: fast. Across nine five-star reviews on Google, HomeAdvisor, Angi and Thumbtack from 2022 through 2025, a consistent pattern shows up. In a 2023 Thumbtack review, one homeowner said the crew installed tile in two kitchens and two bathrooms and called the job "wonderful"; another who hired them for bathroom tile and stone called David's team "affable, straightforward, communicative, orderly, accessible and timely." A 2025 Google review described clear communication through a mid-project vanity change, a clean job site each day, and workmanship the homeowner called top notch — enough that she'd already been recommending the company to friends. Even a bidder LCS didn't land the job with, in a 2023 Thumbtack review, singled out the estimate and the professionalism as reasons to consider them for future work. The company's Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active, verified directly against the state registry, and BuildZoom independently shows the same license number while giving the firm a score of 95 — the 78th percentile of Massachusetts contractors — based on permit records for three projects since 2023. HomeAdvisor and Angi both describe the business as veteran-owned with about 12 years of experience, though that's the company's own claim rather than something verified. Its own site also lists masonry and concrete, additions, demolition and basement excavation alongside tile work, positioning it as a broader Medford general contractor beyond the tile specialty its name suggests. There isn't much to flag here — no negative reviews on file, no licensing issues, no government actions. The one thing worth knowing going in is that the written record is still modest: nine reviews total, most dated 2022–2023, so ask for a couple of recent references if the job is a big one. For tile, bathroom and kitchen component work, or general renovation and masonry around Medford, LCS looks like a safe call — confirm current availability and get a firm written estimate before signing on.