Pro One Remodeling Services

Bathroom work is the through-line here. Pro One Remodeling Services has 47 Google ratings averaging 4.9 stars and another 4.7 stars from 66 ratings on Best Pick Reports, and the recent run is clean: five reviews in the last six months, none negative. Customers in Revere and nearby keep calling Ricardo and his team for bathroom remodels, but the job list in reviews is broader than that — decks, windows, basement and guest-room renovations, attic finishing, and even a two-story addition all show up in real homeowner accounts. The strongest pattern is repeat-hire work. Several customers say they brought Pro One back for multiple projects over a span of years, including combinations like a kitchen remodel, deck work, window replacement, garage finishing, and bathroom updates. That matters more than a generic five-star line: people describe living through the process, getting updates as the work moved along, and then calling Ricardo again for the next phase. Bathrooms are where the detail gets most specific. Reviews describe full bath remodels, turning a tub alcove into a walk-in shower with large-format tile and glass doors, fitting a bathroom into a small space, tub and shower remodeling with tile work and bath reglazing, and renovating bathrooms that were gutted completely. The same few points repeat across those jobs: questions answered quickly, suggestions on layout and design, steady cleanup, and crews finishing on or near the promised schedule. Exterior and structural projects also have real depth. Homeowners describe deck rebuilds, porch and front-porch remodels, bringing a Trex deck up to current code, replacing leaking sunroom windows after finding earlier installation problems, and building out larger additions. A few reviews stress that Ricardo handled change requests and material-ordering adjustments without drama, and one customer specifically liked that he did the work himself rather than subcontracting it out. The main thing to ask about before signing is scheduling and how delays are handled. One August 2025 Google review calls a bathroom project a disaster, saying a job expected to take a few weeks stretched into months with repeated excuses. That sits against a long stretch of reviews praising timeliness, so it is worth pinning down the written timeline, who is on site each day, and what happens if hidden problems or material issues slow the work. This looks like a strong fit for a homeowner planning a bathroom remodel or a broader renovation and who wants a contractor people have hired more than once. Before booking, confirm the exact scope, code-related items if it is a deck or structural job, and the schedule in writing.