The North Shore community is mourning the sudden and unexpected death of Adam Dixey, a respected craftsman, business owner, and native of Marblehead, Massachusetts. Adam was the president and founder of Precision Remodeling & Construction LLC, a company he built from the ground up with integrity, dedication, and a passion for exceptional craftsmanship.
Adam Dixey Marblehead MA
A graduate of Marblehead High School, Adam was deeply rooted in his hometown and known widely for his commitment to quality work, his honesty with clients, and the pride he took in every project—no matter the size. His company, Precision Remodeling & Construction, became a trusted name in the region, offering foundation-to-finish services including additions, renovations, restorations, kitchens, baths, custom decks, and fine finish work.
Adam’s journey into the trades began at the early age of 17, when he was taken under the wing of master carpenters at Riordan Construction. Over 13 years working under Dave Riordan, Adam absorbed not only top-notch carpentry skills but also the values that would later define his own company: excellence, precision, and respect for both the craft and the client.
His work spanned a wide range—from multimillion-dollar homes on Marblehead Neck to the careful restoration of historic buildings in Old Town. Every beam, board, and nail told a story of care and quality.
When Adam launched Precision Remodeling & Construction LLC, he carried those same high standards forward. He was committed to instilling the same principles in his employees that he had learned through years of mentorship and hands-on experience. Clients often praised Adam not only for his workmanship but also for his clear communication, reliability, and professionalism—qualities that made working with him a pleasure.
To those who knew Adam personally, he was far more than a skilled builder. He was a friend, a mentor, and a proud local who loved his community and gave back through the pride he took in improving it, one home at a time.
His sudden passing has left a void not only in the hearts of his loved ones, friends, and clients but also in the fabric of the North Shore’s tight-knit building and remodeling community.
As word of his death spreads, tributes are pouring in from clients, colleagues, and friends who speak of Adam’s generosity, humility, and the legacy of trust and quality he built through his work.
Plans for a memorial or celebration of life are expected to be announced by the family in the coming days.
