Robert Pino

Doors are the through-line. Interior swaps, exterior replacements, a basement door, a roof door, a sliding barn door hung wide enough for a homeowner in a wheelchair — read Bob Pino's reviews in order and it becomes obvious what people actually call him for. Customers write about him as Bob, Rob or Robert, and a few name the business Pino Construction. On Angi and its HomeAdvisor listing he carries 4.9 stars from 90 ratings, and the comments behind that number are unusually consistent about process rather than personality: a quote given at the visit, an arrival at the hour agreed, the site left clean, and a check-in afterward to confirm nothing was missed. One homeowner who placed an ad in spring 2026 had him at the house three days later to look at cellar stairs and the job finished a day and a half after that. Another had a new set of attic stairs installed in late 2025 and mentions he stayed to make sure she could work them herself. The rest of the list is the small-job register a handyman lives on: a ducted range hood in, a microwave replaced, a TV mounted and an oven strapped against tipping, an entryway ceiling patched, interior door replaced and stained. In a December 2025 review a customer describes Pino and his brother Frank putting new doors and windows in throughout the house, and calls him a builder of homes by background; two other customers mention a second person working alongside him on the bigger items. Worth asking who will actually be in your house on the day. The written history is genuinely recent — everything on file runs from 2025 into 2026, with fourteen reviews in the last six months and no negative ones among them — but it is also shallow in time and comes almost entirely from one review network, where Angi and HomeAdvisor publish the same 90 ratings. That is a real record, not a deep one. If your list is the kind that fills a morning — a door that no longer closes, stairs that need rebuilding, an appliance that needs to go in properly — he is the person these customers keep rebooking, and several say so outright. He quotes at the visit, so get that number written down before the work starts.