Supreme Home Improvement Inc

Every account of this Quincy outfit names the same person: Paul. What Paul Lynch's crew gets hired for, going by what customers describe, is taking a wall out and changing the shape of a room. A December 2024 homeowner had a back bedroom opened up — two windows removed, a sliding glass door put in, new flooring, and a deck built off it — and called the work clean and precise. In a November 2016 review, a kitchen and living room became one open space, with the building inspector handled along the way. A July 2018 customer had a family room stripped of its wood paneling, redone in drywall, and fitted with a picture window. Kitchens and bathrooms make up the rest. A September 2016 customer described a full bathroom gut: tub out, walk-in shower built, floor and shower walls tiled, wainscoting up, new fixtures in and the window waterproofed. Two customers in December 2024 wrote about kitchens — one calling the price fair and the detail work careful, the other saying Paul was easy to reach and did everything asked and then some. A February 2018 kitchen customer said the crew showed up when they said they would and kept an eye on costs. In January 2025 a customer summed it up as within budget and on time. The written history is short and split in two: nine accounts in all, five of them from 2016 to 2018 and four from late 2024 and early 2025. Thumbtack shows 4.6 stars across 28 ratings, lists 97 projects, and puts Paul Lynch at twelve years in the trade; the BBB grades the company A, lists it as not accredited, and records the business as two years old. For a Quincy-area remodel where a wall has to move — a kitchen opened up, a bathroom taken back to studs, a slider punched through to a new deck — this is a straightforward call, and customers consistently name Paul as the man doing the work. Ask who will be on site alongside him and how the schedule gets set, since budget and timing are what the most recent customers say went right.