Supreme Painters & Remodelers

Supreme Painters & Remodelers is a Boston-area outfit that homeowners keep calling back — several reviewers mention this being their second or third job with owner Lindo (also written Lindoberto) and his crew, for work that ranges well past painting: full bathroom gut remodels, a basement renovation, deck and porch restoration, and delicate plaster preservation. The company holds a 5.0-star average on both Houzz (27 ratings) and HomeAdvisor (111 ratings, 98% five-star), and has picked up Angie's List Super Service Awards in 2016, 2017 and 2018 plus a Best of Houzz 2021 win. The written record runs from 2017 through early 2026 and holds up job after job: a full bathroom demo and remodel with the design worked out alongside the homeowner, permits and inspections handled, and even coordination with the client's insurance company; a basement remodel finished on an aggressive schedule after unexpected problems turned up mid-demo; a living room redone around 'horsehair plaster walls and a crumbling plaster ceiling,' with the original plaster preserved rather than stripped out. One review described a tub-draining issue after a bathroom remodel that Lindo fixed quickly by sending a plumber back out. On straightforward paint jobs, reviewers describe full prep — scraping, power-washing, priming, two coats — and one review noted the crew using lacquer rather than standard paint on kitchen cabinets for a more durable finish. Across the years, reviewers single out the same things: the crew shows up on time, communicates clearly, and cleans up after itself. The one thing worth flagging: Supreme's Houzz page currently displays 'Business Profile Suspended' status alongside its 5-star rating and awards — what caused that isn't stated anywhere in what's shown, so it's worth asking directly. For a painting job that might grow into something bigger — a bathroom, a deck, cabinet refinishing — this is a well-established, broadly reviewed crew; just confirm the Houzz suspension is resolved before treating that page as current.