Trinity Refinishing & Remodeling

Ask the people who hired Trinity what stuck, and the answer is usually a deck or a porch. A Newton homeowner writing in 2022 described the rear deck going from on-the-spot estimate to finished in about three weeks, permit included, at exactly the price agreed. Another customer, writing in 2021, watched the crew demolish and rebuild an entire front porch in two days while a basement finish ran alongside it. The company is a Wellesley LLC at 51 River Street, registered in March 2021 and listed at BBB under manager Jerusa Debrito - though every customer who writes about the job names Yuri, the owner they dealt with on site. The work spans decks and porches, basement finishes, kitchen and bathroom remodels, and the structural end of it: a 2021 reviewer walked through LVL beams, door headers and a Lally column, with the patching, plastering and painting handled by the same crew. Fourteen accounts across six platforms all land the same way. Angi and HomeAdvisor both show 5.0 over the same six mirrored reviews, Houzz 5.0 over four, and Thumbtack 4.7 over thirteen, with Top Pro awarded in 2022 and 2023 and nineteen jobs booked through the site. BBB grades it A+ without accreditation. Here is the catch, and it outweighs the stars. Its written record runs May 2021 to June 2023 and stops there - nothing has been added in the three years since. The Houzz profile now carries a "Business Profile Suspended" banner, and Thumbtack lists the pro as unavailable for basement finishing. Thumbtack's distribution also holds one 1-star rating among its thirteen. The directories don't agree on how long they have been at this, either: BBB dates the LLC to March 2021, Angi and HomeAdvisor highlight six years of experience while their own About text claims over eighteen, and Thumbtack says eight. BBB counts one employee; Thumbtack self-reports ten. If deck, porch and basement work is what you need, the 2021-2023 accounts are specific and consistent enough to justify a call. Start by confirming they are still taking work, then ask for a job finished in the past year and their current Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration before anything gets signed.