Tony Carvalho Construction

Tony Carvalho went out under his own name and his customers came with him. One reviewer, writing in November 2025, mentioned that he had handled the full redesign of their kitchen and dining room back when he worked for another contractor, and had since rebuilt their basement entrance; another, the same week, said they had worked with Tony for years. That is where the twenty five-star Google ratings come from — people who hired the man rather than the company. The work is general contracting with a carpenter at the centre of it. Customers describe front and back decks, a kitchen with two bathrooms and a basement done together, a rebuilt basement entrance, and smaller carpentry jobs. A December 2025 customer called him their go-to for house work; another, writing in March 2026, had hired him three times and expected to again. What comes up most is the estimate holding, and the plan holding with it. A November 2025 customer said he stayed true to his estimates from the beginning and was flexible when modifications and time constraints came up. In April 2026 another said he takes the time to discuss different options, then makes a timeline and sticks to it. And in a November 2025 account of that kitchen-bathrooms-basement job, the customer wrote that unexpected issues did come up and Tony was transparent about the challenges and put practical solutions in front of them — which is the part of a remodel that usually goes sideways. One thing about the history: all twenty accounts were posted between November 2025 and July 2026, thirteen of them inside six weeks at the end of 2025. That fits a new business gathering reviews from long-standing clients, and it means the written history under this name starts in November 2025. He is a good call for a homeowner who wants one carpenter-contractor across a deck, a basement, a bathroom or a multi-room remodel, and who wants to hear early when something behind the wall changes the plan. Ask him to put the estimate and the timeline in writing, and to spell out how he prices a change once something unexpected turns up.