RS Home Services

RS Home Services is the number people call when a job is too small for a general contractor and too involved for a Saturday afternoon — and the volume shows it: 133 projects booked through Thumbtack alone, at a 4.9 average across 111 ratings, 97 percent of them five stars. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 209588, is registry-verified active under RS Home Services LLC. Renato Silverio — Reggie to several customers — is the name in almost every account, and the work people describe is genuinely broad. In late 2023 a customer hired him to add an interior wall: framing, sound-barrier batt insulation, drywall, tape, mud and matching trim, finished in a day and a half. In 2024 another said a massive gash in a wall was patched so cleanly you would never know it had been there. A 2023 customer opened a kitchen into a dining room with him and had the deck and steps redone at the same time; another that year gut-renovated a bathroom with him, demo through framing to tile, and said she always felt comfortable asking questions and raising concerns. In January 2023 a homeowner who suddenly had to move a backyard fence roughly 30 yards said he came out right away. The newer work is smaller in scale, same in character: a front door and slider replaced in a single day in May 2025, no mess left behind, for a customer on their second job with him. One thing to pin down before you book. A May 2026 reviewer said they used the company for electrical and plumbing along with pressure washing. The home improvement contractor registration is the only credential verified in the state registry here, and Massachusetts licenses electricians and plumbers separately — so if your project touches wiring or pipes, ask who does that part and under whose license. Worth knowing too: almost everything written about this business is five stars. A single one-star sits among the 111 Thumbtack ratings with no account attached to it, so there is little to show how a job that goes sideways gets handled. For punch-list work, drywall and patching, doors, framing and the long list of projects that comes with a first house, the accounts line up: responsive, on time, tidy. Get the scope written down, and settle the licensed-trades question before day one.