The Evolution Of Contractors LLC

The Evolution Of Contractors LLC, working out of Boston, is the kind of outfit homeowners call for the job other trades wave off — a rotted porch landing, a hardwood floor gouge that needs to disappear, a stubborn patch of bathroom drywall. Its own listings describe six years in business, work spanning deck remodeling, kitchen upgrades, basement work and siding, and a name that keeps showing up under "Handyman for Multiple Small Projects" on both HomeAdvisor and Angi. The five reviews on record run from late 2024 into January 2026, mirrored across HomeAdvisor and Angi, and every one lands at 4.5 or 5 stars. A hardwood floor repair customer said the patch blended in so well "you honestly can't tell there was ever any damage." Another, replacing rotted porch railings and treads, got a no-pressure quote for both wood and composite, finished the job in a day, and got a callback the next week to fix a small cosmetic flaw at no extra charge. A third hired the crew for ceiling and bathroom drywall in a tight spot and came away calling the recaulking and repair "amazing." The company lists a Massachusetts trade license, CS-118280, expiring in November 2026, on both directories — that's the company's own filing with those sites, not something checked against the state registry. It also says it speaks Spanish and offers free estimates. The one thing worth flagging before calling: the review history is short. Six ratings on record, all through HomeAdvisor and Angi, is enough to see a pattern — quick response, no upsell pressure, follow-through on small fixes after the invoice is paid — but not a long track record. Anyone with a bigger job than a repair or a single-room fix should ask for a couple of references and confirm the license directly with the state before signing anything. For a homeowner with one specific, awkward repair — a floor, a porch, a patch of drywall — rather than a full renovation, the reviews on file point to a contractor who shows up, communicates clearly, and comes back to fix small issues without being asked twice.