The Bozetti's Group

The Bozetti's Group — listed on the directories as Bozettis Group, Inc. — is a family-owned general contractor that Houzz says Enrique Bozzeti launched in 2016, offering a one-stop menu that runs from bathroom and kitchen renovations to basements, additions and flooring. Angi and HomeAdvisor put the business at 60 Concord St in Wilmington; Houzz and a Massachusetts court record place it in Melrose. What homeowners actually wrote about is floors. All six reviews on file are five stars and run from February 2020 to February 2022. In September 2021 a homeowner with a small kitchen-floor installation said no one else would even quote the job, that Bozetti's responded and scheduled quickly, and that the finished floor looked beautiful and well done; the jobs behind these reviews ran $3,200 to $7,000. Reviewers in 2021 and 2022 came back repeatedly to punctuality, respect for the house, cleanliness and good communication. A longer account posted to a business directory in May 2023 goes further: after interviewing several contractors for a kitchen, bedroom and bathroom remodel, the homeowner wrote that Ricky took the most careful measurements and gave both the most detailed quote and the most competitive estimate, and that the crew's careful, quality work and respectfulness carried the family through a summer without a kitchen. Two things need weighing before you call. Houzz now marks the company's profile 'Business Profile Suspended' and has disabled messaging through the platform. And a North East bankruptcy alert and a bankruptcy-docket aggregator both list Bozettis Group Inc. of Melrose in Massachusetts bankruptcy court under case 1:25-bk-12728, a filing recorded 12/17/25 with $0 to $50,000 in assets against $100,001 to $500,000 in liabilities. Nothing in the written record suggests poor workmanship — dated as it is, it is uniformly positive and specific about floors, and Spanish is spoken. But it is six reviews, the newest from early 2022, sitting against a very recent insolvency filing. If you are considering this company for a bathroom or a floor, confirm directly that the entity you would sign with is currently operating and insured, ask which corporate entity holds your contract and any warranty, check its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration and construction supervisor licence yourself, and keep any deposit small.