Trinity Refinishing & Remodeling

Eight permits on file, four of them pulled in the past three years, and most of the jobs behind them ran $20k to $100k — kitchens, bathrooms and roofs in Lowell, Malden, Somerville, Haverhill, Waltham and Danvers. Trinity Refinishing & Remodeling works out of 51 River St in Wellesley, and its own site describes residential and commercial renovation: kitchens, bathrooms, basements and exteriors, with a stated service area running from Cambridge and Somerville out to Andover and Waltham. Its Better Business Bureau page is an A+, listing the company as unaccredited with five years in business. The written accounts all sit in one 2021 stretch, September to November, and three of the six mention timing. A September 2021 homeowner who had a master bedroom remodeled said Yuri gave a timeframe, the crew started on time, showed up daily and finished on time; an October 2021 review credits a front porch replaced in two days, closets framed out and structural LVL beams installed; a September 2021 customer describes an old kitchen turned into an open-concept one. Yuri is named as the man running the job in three of the six, including a September 2021 deck project. The Angi and HomeAdvisor pages show that same set of six reviews, all five stars. Two things to raise before signing. BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration for the company, #202824, and scores that profile 0; ask the company directly for its registration paperwork. The same page holds one 2-star review, about a bathroom remodel design that stalled, so pin down the design phase: who draws it, how long it takes, what happens if it slips. The profiles disagree with themselves, too. The Angi and HomeAdvisor highlights put the company at six years of experience while the About text on those same pages claims over 18, and BBB lists five years in business. Worth asking which it is. For a $20k–$100k kitchen or bath in the Wellesley–Newton–Somerville belt, the permits show work at that size recently, and the 2021 accounts describe crews that held a schedule. Get the design timeline for a bathroom in writing, ask to see one of the recently permitted kitchens, and have the registration paperwork in hand before you sign.