Richmond's Home

Richmond's Home is the handyman crew Boston-area homeowners call when a job doesn't fit neatly into one trade — a leaking pipe, a jammed storm door, a porch that needs rebuilding. Angi lists the company, run by Gerardo, as veteran-owned and says it legally started in October 2022. The specialty that keeps surfacing across the reviews is windows and frames. In a 2024 review, a condo association described hiring the crew to repair more than 90 window sills and frames around the building, calling the work detailed and well communicated; an early-2026 review described a leaking window fixed with both interior and exterior repair. This spring, reviewers describe a punctual, kind repair of a storm door and a front porch rebuilt from wood to Trex for a reasonable price. Across 25 reviews on Angi and HomeAdvisor spanning 2024 to 2026, both platforms average 4.9 stars, and 97% of Angi's 31 ratings are five stars — the praise leans specific: fair quotes, on-time arrivals, and cleanup after the job, with several customers saying they'd hire the crew again. One Angi review is worth flagging: after inspecting a repair job, the company reportedly promised a quote and schedule, then never followed up despite more than ten calls and emails — the lone sour note in an otherwise strong record. And in a 2025 review, one customer noted the crew doesn't take Venmo, working through Zelle instead, and communicates with limited English — worth confirming upfront if either matters for the job. Beyond windows and doors, the review history also shows smaller jobs in painting, flooring, trim carpentry, and minor electrical work like thermostat and baseboard-heater repairs — evidence of a generalist built for the odd-jobs list rather than one big remodel. It's a reasonable call for that kind of project; just get the scope and quote in writing before work starts, given the one review where that step slipped.