Luongo Contracting, LLC

Luongo Contracting works out of Quincy and takes on renovation jobs that call for someone to run the whole project — full kitchen guts, structural repairs, room additions — rather than swap in a single fixture. Reviewers name Evan Luongo directly in nearly every account, often alongside crew members Alex and Nick, and its listings describe it as a full-service, licensed general contracting and design-build company. Its Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor license, HIC #193079, is currently active. The volume behind that reputation is real: 118 reviews collected since 2021 across five different sources, and a 4.9-star average from 167 ratings on Google. In the past six months alone, 17 new reviews have come in, and the specifics repeat themselves — a full kitchen gut renovation with new doors, porch flooring and front steps; structural work finished under budget with a side project wrapped in under 24 hours; a roof replacement on a family member's house in Dedham along with storm-damage repairs from two snowstorms; leak-caused ceiling and roof damage handled with what customers describe as clear, timely communication. A property manager praised the team for coordinating multiple crews on a rental building, and real estate agents have made it a repeat referral for clients buying or selling. Not every account is glowing — one review from March reads simply 'I would never hire Evan again,' with no further explanation of what went wrong, the lone dissent among those 17 recent reviews. Its BBB file is also brand new: it shows up as not accredited and not yet rated, on record as open less than six months, which sits oddly against a Google review history stretching back to 2021 — worth noting as a gap between the two records rather than a red flag on its own. Call them for a project with real scope to it — a kitchen or bath addition, storm or leak damage touching multiple parts of a house, a rental property that needs several trades coordinated at once. Since the one-star review offers no specifics, it's worth asking directly what happened there before booking.