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"My Wife and I were so pleased with the results, Marcelo’s design is the place you want to use to get any kind of renovations, our kitchen looks amazing and we now have more space."

"Last summer we hired another company to address a drainage and water pooling issue in our backyard. Once the work was finally done it was evident that the pooling and drainage issue was not resolved. In fact, it became worse. We reached out to Bocash Brothers after it became evident that we were going nowhere with the other company. Out of all the landscape companies we contacted to get quotes Bocash Brothers outshone the rest. We had so many no call no shows, but Bocash Brothers even went the extra step of calling to simply confirm our appointment. I met with Dillon and right off the bat it was clear that he knew what he was talking about. He was very professional, prompt, and educated me on my backyard needs and what my options were. Communication with Bocash Brothers was excellent throughout the process, any time I had a question or concern I had no problems reaching Dillon on the phone. They scheduled us soon after we signed the contract and completed the work in just ONE day. The whole crew was professional and friendly. I could immediately tell the difference in the work done between the original company versus Bocash Brothers. I highly recommend working with Bocash Brothers for any landscaping needs. It’s now been almost two months and our grass is growing in. Most importantly, NO POOLING ISSUES!"

"I found Model Masonry and Tile through a recommendation from Sir Grout of Boston, who I'd contacted via Angie's List (I'd mistaken Sir Grout for a tile installer) to find a new tiling company to take over from another firm who I wasn't happy with. I'd not have picked MMT based on their Angie's List ratings (luckily for me, I didn't spot them on Angie's List until right near the end of my search, as I'd probably have skipped them otherwise), but the way the project went just shows you can't always take Angie's List ratings at face value, and still have to do plenty of research. My project was to replace a kitchen backsplash with 2x6 glass tile. My first attempt at doing this involved searching Angie's List for a few well-rated firms, getting the usual 3 quotes, and then picking a company I thought looked good. That first firm demo'd the old backsplash, put up concrete board, and then started tiling, but after 3 days I pulled the plug (the work quality was up to par - uneven tiles, wavy lines, tiles jutting out, bad cuts, etc.) and decided to cast a wider net and do far more due diligence. It's at this point I stumbled across MMT, and I also spoke to five other firms or individuals, some ranked very highly on Angie's List, and others recommended by friends, contractors or tile showrooms such as Fitzgerald Tile in Woburn, MA. Having been unhappy with the first firm I'd hired, I had a better idea as to the questions I should ask, and had an example right there in my kitchen as to what I didn't want. I asked detailed questions, had on-site visits, and spoke to references. MMT was the one that came out on top - they didn't seem afraid of working with glass tile in the way some other firms were, were very patient in answering my numerous questions in a very thorough way, and the reference they provided was extremely positive to say the least. The way my backsplashes turned out ended up being stunning, and the MMT crew turned the whole project around in 1.5 days including demo of the previous partial installation, putting up foam board (not concrete - cleaner, easier to work with, the latest and greatest substrate apparently), putting up the tile with perfect cuts, and then grouting. The result is perfectly straight lines, superb quality overall, and something that I've been admiring since they finished. If you're a nit-picky perfectionist like me, and want a tile installation to match, these are the guys to go with. I can't recommend them highlight enough, and am now planning on using them for some larger projects later this year."