Premium Pro Contractors

Thirty-three reviews on file, and all but two are five stars — but the more telling thing is what people keep hiring them back for. Premium Pro Contractors works out of Peabody, and the jobs its customers describe run from repainting a 300-year-old house to rebuilding a deck to swapping ten garden windows for a condo association. Owner Claudiney Fernandes says he founded the company after working across the trades a remodel needs, and that it has been going eight years, covering Marblehead, Salem, Beverly, Danvers and the towns roughly half an hour from its Peabody office. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active. The pattern in what customers write is carpentry and paint on old North Shore housing stock. A Salem homeowner had third-floor fascia boards replaced, rot cut out and a gutter added on a tight downtown lot; another had ceiling drywall torn out, replaced and repainted after an ice dam leaked into a townhouse. One customer who started with built-ins liked the work enough to hand over a bathroom renovation and hallway tiling. In a January 2025 review, another described giving little more than a verbal idea for a mudroom and getting back a design, then custom cabinets. Two real-estate agents write in to say they send clients here repeatedly. Kitchens are the bigger-ticket end. Homeowners writing this spring describe whole kitchen remodels that landed on schedule and inside budget, with the crew credited for keeping the site clean and the neighbors and landscaping undisturbed — a detail that comes up on the exterior jobs too. Price is the thing to pin down. The one written complaint comes from a December 2024 customer who hired them to stop a basement leak and deal with peeling, chipping paint, and who said plainly that the quote came in above other contractors' before leaving one star. The only other one star, posted in March 2026, is a pair of thumbs-down emoji and nothing else. Fourteen reviews have landed in the last six months, so the current run is steady, but get the scope and the number in writing first. Right call for exterior carpentry, rot repair and painting on an older North Shore home, or for a kitchen or bath you want run by the owner rather than a rotating crew. Confirm what the estimate covers, and ask how mid-job surprises get handled — reviewers writing in 2025 said Fernandes dealt with them himself.