R. Fioroti Remodeling LLC.

R. Fioroti Remodeling LLC. is a family-owned remodeling company at 102 Myrtle Street in Medford, Massachusetts, run by Ronaldo Fioroti. HomeAdvisor records it as established in 1992 and rates it 4.4 from 54 reviews; Houzz rates it 5.0 from a single review. The work is bathrooms, kitchens and additions, with a Greater Boston service area listed across some fifty towns. Bathrooms are the clearest strength. Writing in June 2026, a customer who had known Ronaldo for about a decade said his crew had built one bathroom from scratch, renovated two more and given carpentry support on a kitchen remodel, adding that as someone who dislikes strangers in the house they felt comfortable having the team there. An October 2019 client had a bathroom remodelled and a kitchenette added to their basement and described Ronaldo as thoughtful, prompt and communicative, and planned to call him again. The most detailed account came in December 2017, from a homeowner in a 75-year-old house who wanted a five-and-a-half-foot kitchen wet bar repaired rather than a full remodel. Ronaldo and two associates stripped out the old fixtures, opened the wall to fix iron drain plumbing, and installed new base cabinets, sink, granite top, faucet and dishwasher with all the electrical and plumbing, finishing in one long day against an estimate of two or three, at a reasonable price. That reviewer noted the trucks were well stocked so the crew stayed on the job rather than running out for parts — but also advised that anyone wanting custom cabinetry or a strict schedule should specify it explicitly upfront. Two complaints matter. In October 2020 a customer rated the job half a star, saying a sink faucet came off within three months of completion and that Ronaldo refused to return and repair it. In August 2018 a three-and-a-half-star reviewer was happy with the space but said the finish work was average: lights and faucet not centred as agreed and reportedly unfixable once mounted on tile, messy paint lines, and an uneven door jamb that was never filled. Get the finish-work details and the warranty terms in writing before you start, and confirm what happens if something fails after completion.