This paper describes some adaptation issues related to context-aware assembly of heterogeneous transformation services within a wide variety of mobile devices (laptops, smartphones and tablets). A reconfiguration platform named Kalimucho has been used on top of a peer-to-peer layer to carry on the whole (re)-deployment process. More importantly, we propose to use this platform which is mainly composed of P2P reconfiguration facilities in order to support conflicts detections, semantic and social-based assembly of relevant adaptation services and customization of quality adaptation paths. These facilities are analyzed and evaluated according to local and remote experimentations. Results show the efficiency and the effectiveness of our approach.