General Contractors Near Everett

“Morse Constructions Inc., completed a number of projects on our Civil War era house this year, giving us the confidence that we can stay here forever, knowing the overall structure, systems and aesthetics are up to date and functionally sound. Starting in the basement, their renovations converted a cold cellar into invaluable storage space, clean, dry and light enough to hold an academician's many books. The first floor is airy, light filled and flexibly designed for many uses, including one floor living, if necessary. Owner Paul Morse, and all of his staff and subcontractors, were thoughtful, easy to work with and extremely professional in every phase of project planning and implementation. Watching the work process instilled confidence in us that difficult challenges were what made their day worthwhile. It was truly fun, not drudgery, to see the crew arrive every morning at 7:00 [or sometimes earlier!] Weekly progress meetings kept us informed where we were in the larger process and work order changes were presented in a timely manner, relieving any doubt about the ultimate costs and schedule. One of the biggest benefits of hiring such a local company is their reputation for standing behind their work and being available for additional advice and repair needs. We have referred Morse Constructions to friends who are contemplating renovations, and we have urged people in the community who need accessible modifications to have a consultation with the company. People with plans to 'age in community' want to ensure their homes will support them long term, and Morse is making a significant commitment to this growing need. It goes without saying we will use Morse Constructions for future work, large or small.”

“Roberto and his team did a great job on my porch with affordable price and good quality materials. He always answers my questions emails texts in a timely manner and finds out practical resolutions to meet my requirements. His team is reliable and respected. Lucky that I chose them as my contractor.”

“Justin restored an old staircase that had been destroyed by a previous owner when the house was subdivided into multiple units. We were restoring the house back to its original form. The required steel reinforcement of the staircase, a carver recreating the destroyed curved railing, and workworkers turning new balusters. It all went well and the staircase came out great!”