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I recently called Bedford Builders in an emergency and they showed up when he said he would and fixed/finished the job quickly and professionally! Wouldn’t use anyone else!
Bedford Builders Remodeling, LLC is a general contractor that Bob Bedford founded as Bedford Builders in 2003; the company took its current name in 2014. It handles residential construction and remodeling, focusing on bathrooms and kitchens across Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts.
Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts, including Providence, East Providence (Riverside and Rumford), Cumberland, Barrington, Warren, Bristol, Portsmouth, Jamestown, Tiverton, Little Compton, Seekonk, Rehoboth, Swansea, Somerset, Dighton, Westport, North Attleborough and Foxborough.
Taking calls through ProsGrade. Bedford Builders Remodeling, LLC is one of 7 home builders ProsGrade lists in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
12 services listed, including Construction and remodeling, Bathroom remodeling and Kitchen remodeling. Open weekdays, closed on weekends. Rated 4.8 from 17 reviews.
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Customers note Bob's personal involvement throughout home projects, and one customer also praises his professionalism, steady communication and recommendations. Examples include a remodel involving a primary suite, second-floor bathrooms, hardwood floors and a new bannister, and a hot-water-tank job where costs and warranties were explained in advance.
I recently called Bedford Builders in an emergency and they showed up when he said he would and fixed/finished the job quickly and professionally! Wouldn’t use anyone else!
Bob Bedford remodeling is excellent. Bob was hands on during the entire remodel of our primary suite, second floor bathrooms, hardwood floors and installation of a new bannister.
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Its free written estimates break down labor hours, materials, subcontractor services, disposal and permit fees, and other associated costs. Each includes an approximate start and completion date.
It coordinates architect interactions, specialty subcontractors, permits and inspections, scheduling, and on-site supervision.
It says it discusses possible overages upfront and has a change-order policy that does not penalize clients when unforeseen conditions extend a job.