Weston Kitchens & Baths

A homeowner who finished a kitchen with Weston Kitchens & Baths in November 2025 said the thing that mattered was not having to run it: coordinating a job like that alone was unimaginable, and Ed and the team carried it through to what the reviewer called a "massive transformation". The company's site describes a full-service remodeling contractor — kitchens and baths, custom cabinetry, additions, accessibility modifications, whole-home renovations — and calls itself a division of Eagle Remodeling Corp., founded in 1991, with 20 years in business. Its Better Business Bureau page carries an A+ grade. Houzz lists HIC#141026 and a CKD#24627 designer credential, alongside 27 projects and a 5.0 average from 23 ratings. Most of the written history is older and all of it sits on Houzz: seven reviews posted between 2017 and 2019, six naming designer Jim Simko. An August 2017 client had a whole kitchen designed and remodeled plus a new master-bath vanity and a bedroom wall unit. A May 2018 reviewer describes a kitchen, a laundry console and a dining-room banquette bench, with cabinets the writer called beautiful and of quality. In October 2017, a couple building new construction needed a kitchen designed and ordered on a short schedule and said Simko accommodated it. Two more from that stretch show the range. A 2019 reviewer had worked with the company in four different homes. In a September 2017 review, a trade client described Simko designing a kitchen around an IceStone countertop they supplied — countertops and stone are part of the offer, with granite, quartz and marble counters and porcelain, ceramic, glass and stone tile listed on the BBB profile. The recent notes come from Google. Besides the 2025 kitchen, an August 2025 reviewer with commercial construction experience — brought in by a friend to evaluate general contractors for a large house addition — wrote that Ed and Donna were impressive from the first meeting. One practical thing to sort out before you drive over: the directory listings and this address do not match. BBB and Houzz both place the business at 868 Worcester Street in Wellesley, while the address on file here is 483 Boston Post Rd in Weston, so confirm which showroom to visit. This is the firm for a homeowner who wants one outfit to design the kitchen and build it — cabinetry, counters and the trades under one roof — rather than assembling the pieces. Ask for the plan-to-install timeline up front, and confirm the scope of any bath or addition work, since the written accounts are mostly kitchens.