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In a 2022 realtor.com article, Ted Moore, a builder at Little Harbor Homes, made his case for hardwood floors: "Most buyers expect to see hardwood floors, at least in the main areas," he said, while carpet "unless brand-new, can raise questions about its cleanliness and durability, and these days, just feels dated." The company works out of Marblehead. Its Houzz profile puts it under general contracting and home improvement, with home remodeling, additions, basement remodeling and accessory dwelling units among the work it takes on, and one finished project posted. On Google it holds 5 stars from a single rating. For a homeowner adding space to an existing house rather than building new, that is the work Little Harbor Homes puts forward. Ask to walk a recent addition or basement project nearby, and confirm the Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration and insurance before signing a contract.
““Most buyers expect to see hardwood floors, at least in the main areas,” says Ted Moore, a builder at Little Harbor Homes in Marblehead, MA. “Carpet, unless brand-new, can raise questions about its cleanliness and durability, and these days, just feels dated.””
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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Little Harbor Homes. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Estimated range
$23,000 – $35,000
Typical remodeling project around $29,000
Quick turnarounds4.5
Full additions and gut renovations, on schedule4.2
Several jobs for repeat customers4.0
Small issues fixed on the spot during a no-charge walkthrough4.0
48 years in business3.7
In-house fabrication shopNot yet rated
New home builds and additionsNot yet rated
Full fire rebuilds4.2