TA Solutions

When a homeowner asked for a painting quote in August 2024, Tony turned up with his father — the man who started the business — and the two of them talked through the job together. That is the shape of TA Solutions: a small, two-generation family shop working out of North Andover, close enough to its own work that reviewers name the owner by his first name almost every time. The trade mix is broader than any one label. Across 17 HomeAdvisor reviews dated October 2022 to May 2025, averaging 4.8, the jobs are drywall installation and repair, interior painting, powerwashing, and the assorted repairs that get filed as handyman work. In November 2024 a customer had a garage stripped of old insulation and refitted with fiberglass and new strapping. Another, in September 2024, had a whole house powerwashed and the fascia and trim boards replaced. A third, that May, had a bathroom put back together — drywall, a mirror and lights, tile. A 2024 drywall client was given several approaches with a quote attached to each and finished inside their budget. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active, held in the company's own name. The company describes itself as family-owned with a legacy running back to 1992 and says it works on high-end homes, rental properties and light commercial projects; its HomeAdvisor page notes the shop speaks Spanish. Two things to weigh. All 17 written accounts sit on one platform, HomeAdvisor, so there is no second source corroborating them. And one of those 17 is a one-star, from August 2024, on a powerwashing job — the customer left no written explanation, and the company answered publicly that the homeowner was unhappy with swirl marks and declined an offer to repaint the whole house at no charge. If powerwashing is your project, settle up front what the finished surface should look like. For drywall, interior painting, powerwashing and small-to-medium repairs handled by one crew with one point of contact, this is a straightforward call around Andover. Get the scope in writing, and check the registration number is current before anyone starts.