Trinity Refinishing & Remodeling is a Wellesley, Massachusetts-based remodeling contractor working across the Greater Boston area -- Cambridge, Brookline, Newton, Somerville, Andover, and dozens of nearby towns -- on kitchen, bathroom, basement, and exterior projects for homeowners and commercial clients.
The review record is deep and consistently strong: 15 written reviews from 2021 through 2023 across nine sources, rated 4.7 to 5.0 stars on every platform that scores it. Homeowners describe kitchen remodels turned into open-concept spaces, primary and basement bathroom renovations, and structural work -- a 2021 review detailed a full front-porch reconstruction with framing, LVL beams, and door headers completed in two days, with the crew handling patching, plastering, and painting along the way and fixing issues they found as they went. Another 2021 review described a deck expansion where the crew filed the town permit, then finished the work in a week once it was approved -- half the time originally estimated. Reviewers repeatedly credit the same team member, Yuri, with staying closely involved, communicating by phone and text throughout the job, and pricing fairly even when unexpected issues came up.
A couple of things are worth asking about directly. The company's own website, BBB, Angi, and HomeAdvisor profiles describe very different tenures for the same business -- 18 years on the website and in Angi/HomeAdvisor's About text, 8 years on Thumbtack, 6 years in Angi/HomeAdvisor's own business highlights, and BBB's file shows the LLC was formed in March 2021 (about 5 years). It's worth clarifying which reflects the company's actual history versus an individual's prior trade experience. Separately, the company's Houzz profile is currently listed as suspended, and the phone number on its BuildZoom listing doesn't match the number used everywhere else.
For a homeowner planning a kitchen, bathroom, or exterior remodel in the Wellesley/Newton/Boston area, this is a contractor with a strong, consistent review record worth a direct conversation about current licensing, insurance, and the tenure discrepancies before signing a contract.
