Ocelli's Contractor describes itself on its BBB profile as specializing in remodeling, and a recent customer, a realtor, hired Ed Ocelli to build an addition on their home in Dedham. That customer wrote that Ed handled subcontractors and permits, that timelines were realistic and largely met, and that the crew cleaned up at the end of each day. When small delays occurred, the same customer said, Ed communicated promptly and proposed solutions.
Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 212387, is active on the state registry, with Edward Ocelli as the holder of record. Its BBB grade is A+, and it shows 5 stars on Google from 20 ratings. The company says it has 12 years in business.
A recent customer had Ed and his crew do a gut rehab of an "ancient bathroom" and said the job finished on time, at a good price, with everything cleaned up. One recent customer listed new shed doors, re-venting a bathroom through the roof, painting and refinishing several areas including the basement, and repairing cabinets among the items Ed and his crew tackled, and wrote that "the price was extremely reasonable." In a 2026 review, a customer said Edward and his crew did their kitchen — floors, ceilings, stove, tile on the walls, counters, cabinets and new lighting — and that it came in exactly on budget on the day he said they would be done. A recent customer described a house renovation and wrote that the company offered ideas to improve the design.
In a 2023 review, a customer who signed as Marc wrote that the original contractors had used indoor wood for outdoor framing and that there was rotten wood all over the exterior; Ed and his crew replaced the rotten parts, reframed the windows and repainted the entire house a new shade of blue. A 2023 customer who started with a Nextdoor post asking for painter recommendations hired Edward for the whole inside of a first home — bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, hallway, foyer and sunroom. That 2023 customer said Edward worked with Junior for 6 full days, showed up exactly on time on the first day, and kept the doors shut so their two cats would not escape. A 2023 customer had the entire exterior and several interior rooms painted and called the prices very reasonable.
In a 2023 review, a customer said Edward took their old, outdated kitchen in hand, that the epoxy was a budget-friendly way of getting a new countertop look, and that he sanded down and painted all their 20-year-old trim. A 2023 customer had a new shower installed, along with a new tiled floor and shower door, and said it was easy to coordinate the job with a painter for the finish work.
