Ulta Home Improvements

Ulta Home Improvements is an Ashland-based remodeling company that customers keep coming back to — several reviewers describe using them for kitchen, bathroom, and painting projects, then calling them again for the next one. The company holds an active Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration and has been a BBB Accredited Business with an A+ grade since 2018. The written record runs deep: 134 reviews dating back to 2015 across eight platforms, and the last six months alone brought nine reviews with none negative. What repeats across them is coordination and communication — reviewers of full kitchen and bathroom renovations describe detailed plans, frequent updates, and project managers (Bruno, Keaton) who stay reachable through the job. One 2025 review of a kitchen, mudroom, and foyer renovation called the craftsmanship and attention to detail beyond what the homeowner expected; another, from early 2026, described a full exterior repaint and carpentry job ahead of a home sale, with the project manager quick to fix anything that wasn't right. The painting work draws its own specific praise — a 2023 review described a painter who spent close to three days prepping clapboards before painting a three-story exterior, and multiple reviews single out individual painters and crews by name for careful, tidy work. Flooring jobs come up often too: a 2026 review described 1,730 square feet of new rigid-core flooring after removing failing carpet and vinyl plank, and another customer used them for a full retile with a new sink and medicine cabinet. Not every account is spotless. One Best Pick Reports write-up describes a solar-electric system on a roof that failed during Ulta's work, with the matter left unresolved as of that account — worth asking about directly if a project touches roof-mounted equipment. Separately, a 2026 workforce grant of $24,000 to train eight employees, with four more jobs expected by 2028, points to a company that's actively growing its crew. For a homeowner weighing a multi-room renovation, the pattern here is a company that's handled a wide range of trades — carpentry, painting, flooring, tile, and some plumbing work like a water heater swap and a sewer line repair — under one project manager, with a long, mostly clean track record behind it.