Robert Pino

Pino Construction is Bob Pino — sometimes working alongside his brother — handling the kind of jobs that don't fit neatly into one trade: an odd interior door, a range hood, a set of stairs into an attic or cellar. Reviewers keep landing on the same idea, that he actually knows how a house goes together; one, writing in late 2025, said he "really knows everything about a house," having once been a builder of homes. The recent jobs are specific. In June 2026 one homeowner had him install a sliding barn door in a bathroom specifically so it would clear for wheelchair access, and another had him replace a roof door and called him organized and prompt. In May, he swapped a basement door at what the customer called a reasonable price. In April, he quoted a ducted range hood installation, showed up within the week, and finished it in a couple of hours with his brother; that same month, another customer needed cellar stairs looked at — he called the day the ad went up, was on-site three days later, and wrapped the repair in a day and a half. Beyond doors and stairs, the record includes mounting a TV and adding an anti-tip strap to an oven, repairing an entryway ceiling with a second person helping, and installing an under-cabinet TV — reviewers across HomeAdvisor and Angi describe him as responsive, on time, and upfront about pricing before starting. The volume backs it up: 28 reviews since late 2025, 14 of them in just the past six months, none negative, plus a combined 4.9★ average on HomeAdvisor and Angi. Pino Construction fits the call for a specific, contained fix — a door, a set of stairs, a mounted TV, a small install — rather than a full remodel, and the record of named, dated jobs makes it easy to see exactly what he's done.