Dream House Services

Twelve Google ratings averaging 4.7 — and one of them says the owner took $4,800 and stopped answering. The Danvers business trades on its own site as House Of Dreams Corp, and describes itself there as a family-owned residential and commercial painting company that also handles power washing, furniture restoration, and post-construction and general cleaning. Two different crews show up in what customers write. The painting side dates mostly to 2022: one homeowner that August described the care taken to protect plants and the surfaces that weren't being painted, named the foreman, Lohan, and called the price reasonable for the work done on their deck. Another the same year wrote that the response was quick, scheduling easy, and the paint job looked good. The cleaning side is the current story. Three reviews posted in May 2026 describe deep cleans run by Junia's team — one lists baseboards, behind furniture, bathrooms and kitchen appliances by name, another notes a same-day reply by text to book the job. Weigh against all that a one-star review from March 2025, in which the customer wrote that the owner scammed them out of $4,800, blocked all communication, and that a lawyer had to get involved. That is a single account and it stands unanswered, but it is specific about a sum and about being cut off — raise it directly before any money changes hands. One more thing to check yourself: the Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration that surfaced in the state registry, #213566, is recorded to J&J Dream House Construction Inc — not the name this company trades under — so treat it as unconfirmed here. For interior or exterior painting or a deep clean around Danvers, most of the written history is warm. Ask for references from jobs in the past year, confirm in writing who is registered to do the work, and stage payments against completed work rather than paying up front.