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Little Harbor Homes is a small general-contracting outfit based on Doaks Lane in Marblehead, working on additions, basement remodels and other home-improvement projects on the North Shore. Ted Moore, a builder with the company, was quoted in a 2022 realtor.com feature on flooring choices, telling homeowners that hardwood tends to hold up better for resale than carpet — a small sign the firm gets called on for outside opinion. Independent reviews are hard to come by so far: its Google page shows a single 5-star rating, and its Houzz profile — which lists one completed project under categories spanning home remodeling, additions and basement work — has no reviews posted yet. Little Harbor Homes could suit a homeowner planning an addition or basement remodel in the Marblehead area, but with almost no written track record to check, it's worth asking directly for references from recent, similarly sized jobs before signing anything.
““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.””
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.
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$23,000 – $35,000
Typical remodeling project around $29,000
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