One Lowell homeowner whose ceiling leaked into the bathroom below hired Magas Remodel in December 2024 to put the room back together, and wrote that the quote was fair and fully explained, the job finished on time, and the house was left spotless, with a plan to call them back in the spring to paint the outside. Another customer has used Van and his crew for many projects, going back to a microwave duct installed in 2023.
Magas is a small Lowell shop that takes bathroom, kitchen and basement remodels along with residential and commercial painting. The company says on its own site that it started more than ten years ago doing handyman work across the North Shore and into southern New Hampshire, and that it is built around Maga, who does the painting himself.
Seven Google reviews carry the written history, dated 2023 through September 2026 and every one of them five stars, against a 4.5-star Google average drawn from 16 ratings. The jobs behind them are the mixed workload of an owner-run remodeler. In May 2025 a landlord had a rental unit turned over, painting and tile through plumbing and electrical, and wrote that every part of it was handled professionally. That February one customer had a kitchen and a bathroom done and credited the way unexpected problems got dealt with; another had two windows, trim and moulding, a dishwasher, a washing machine and a bathroom door all taken care of in a single stretch of work. The most recent review, from September 2026, is brief: professional, communicative, detail-oriented throughout.
Two things are worth settling on the phone. The reviews credit Van as the person whose crew turns up, while the site is Maga's and puts Maga on the brush, so ask who will actually run your job. And the ten years in business and the service-area list, which runs from Lowell, Andover, Lawrence, Chelmsford, Dracut, Westford and Waltham over the state line to Windham, Pelham, Atkinson and Hollis, come from the company itself rather than from anyone independent.
For a mid-size interior job around the Merrimack Valley, a bathroom, a kitchen, or a rental turnover that needs paint, tile and a couple of trades pulled together, this is a sensible call. Ask for the itemized written quote the happiest customers describe getting, and pin down the start date up front: showing up when they said they would is what the repeat customers keep crediting.
