STRAIGHTLINE DESIGN BUILD, LLC

Jason prices the job, tells you he cannot start for about a month because of what he already has going, and then his crew turns up on the day he said. That is the shape of a January 2026 account: a competitive bid, design suggestions the customer liked, and every trade — plumbers included — arriving under one contract. Straightline Design Build works out of North Attleboro across Attleboro, Foxboro, Plainville, Mansfield and Wrentham, describes itself as family-owned, and its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active. Some of the older accounts carry over from a predecessor name, RJC Home Improvements; an April 2021 Houzz reviewer thanks "the RJC team" for finishing their basement. Basements come up most. In January 2021 a customer handed Jason a few photos pulled off the internet for a 1,200-square-foot unfinished basement and said he built exactly that. In April 2021 another called a complete basement remodel on time, on budget, and matched to the design of the rest of the house. In June 2022 a customer finishing a basement in a fairly new home said Jason understood the goal from the first meeting and brought ideas of his own to it. Bathrooms and kitchens make up the rest. A December 2025 customer had a master bathroom shower rebuilt after a leak turned up and described the work as fast and the questions answered quickly. In February 2024 an upstairs bathroom was taken back to the studs and returned with new tile, new flooring and more light. In October 2024 a customer had a kitchen, a bathroom and a garage entry done together and said the suggestions were on the money. Back in November 2020, a laundry room needed an awkward junction with an existing step-down porch and several trades scheduled around one another; that customer said Jay met every one of those challenges. Twelve written accounts span 2020 to 2026, and the platform averages are 5.0 on Houzz, HomeAdvisor and Angi and 5.0 across seven Google ratings. The BBB grades the company A+ and lists it as accredited; BuildZoom records nine permitted projects over the past three years. For a basement finish, a bathroom gut, or any remodel that needs several trades sequenced under one contract around Attleboro, this is a straightforward call, and customers say the start date Jason quotes is the one they get. Get that date in writing when you sign, and ask to see the current construction supervisor licence — the directories do not agree on when it expires.