8 Trades In-House · One Project Manager · One Warranty Across Trades

Massachusetts Construction Done Under One Roof.

Kitchen and bathroom remodels, home additions, ADUs (under the 2024 MA law), whole-home renovations, basement finishing, historic restoration. We hold the Construction Supervisor License plus every trade license — your kitchen, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and finish carpentry from one crew with one project manager and one warranty.

Construction in Massachusetts means working under 780 CMR, the Massachusetts State Building Code, plus the Specialized Stretch Code in 14 leading municipalities (Boston, Cambridge, Newton, Brookline, Somerville, and others). It also means navigating the HIC consumer protection law and the new 2024 ADU Law that legalized accessory dwelling units by-right in most MA municipalities. Most general contractors subcontract trades. We hold the Massachusetts Licensed Construction Supervisor License plus electrical, plumbing, gas-fitter, HVAC, and EPA RRP credentials in-house — your project doesn't bounce between contractors, and your warranty doesn't disappear when one of them goes out of business.

Why Massachusetts Construction Is Different

  1. Pre-1978 housing dominates. Most Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, and Brookline housing predates 1978. Federal EPA RRP lead-safe handling is required for any work disturbing painted surfaces — a separate certification most general contractors don't hold.
  2. Specialized Stretch Code. 14 MA municipalities require all-electric heating in new construction and major renovations. Kitchen or whole-home remodels in these cities trigger HVAC + electrical scope changes generic contractors miss.
  3. 2024 ADU Law unlocked the market. Massachusetts now allows accessory dwelling units by-right (without special variance) in most municipalities. Garage conversions, in-law suites, and detached ADUs are the fastest-growing construction segment in MA.
  4. Boston triple-decker is its own scope. Boston's distinctive triple-decker (~3-unit detached frame house) requires multi-unit code knowledge, knob-and-tube replacement, full mechanical separation, and historic-district overlays in many neighborhoods.

The 6 Pillar Construction Services

Project Spans Multiple Trades?

Most MA renovations need 4+ trades. We hold the licenses in-house — one quote, one PM, one warranty.

All 28 Construction Services

Kitchen & Bath

Additions, ADUs & Major Projects

Commercial Construction

Carpentry & Drywall

Massachusetts Construction Cost Reality

Project TypeMid-RangeLuxuryTimeline
Kitchen remodel$45K – $85K$95K – $200K6–14 weeks
Bathroom remodel$18K – $35K$45K – $90K3–6 weeks
ADU (detached)$220K – $380K$420K – $700K6–10 months
Garage conversion to ADU$120K – $180K$200K – $300K4–7 months
Single-story addition (400 sq ft)$120K – $180K$220K – $320K4–7 months
Second-story addition (800 sq ft)$280K – $420K$500K – $800K7–12 months
Basement finishing$45K – $80K$95K – $160K8–14 weeks
Whole-home renovation$250K – $500K$650K – $1.5M+6–14 months

Brand & Material Authority

  • Kohler / Moen / Delta plumbing fixtures
  • Bosch / Wolf / Sub-Zero / Miele appliances
  • Cambria / Caesarstone / Silestone quartz countertops
  • Schluter Kerdi shower waterproofing
  • Andersen / Pella / Marvin windows
  • USG / CertainTeed drywall & finishing
  • Sherwin-Williams / Benjamin Moore paints
  • NAHB / NARI trade memberships

Cross-Trade Coordination

  • Kitchen + panel upgrade + gas line + ductwork. A standard MA kitchen remodel triggers all four. We coordinate as one project — single permit, single timeline.
  • ADU + 200-amp panel upgrade + heat pump install. ADUs in Specialized Stretch Code municipalities require all-electric. We handle electrical service drop, panel, and heat pump on one permit set.
  • Whole-home renovation + Mass Save insulation + air sealing. Studs-out renovation is the perfect window for Mass Save insulation rebates. Stack rebates with HVAC electrification.
  • Basement finishing + sump pump + waterproofing. Wet basement = wet finished basement. Waterproof first, finish second.

Our Construction Warranty

Massachusetts HIC compliance
Every project governed by a HIC-compliant written contract per MGL c. 142A. Maximum 1/3 deposit, milestone payments, 3-day right of rescission.
Pro Build workmanship guarantee
5 years on construction labor (10 years on structural, foundation, framing). Return at no cost.
Manufacturer warranty
Full coverage on appliances, fixtures, windows, materials. Registered on your behalf.
HIC arbitration program
Massachusetts homeowners retain the right to the HIC arbitration program for any dispute — a regulatory backstop unique to MA.

Construction FAQs

Massachusetts Construction Questions Answered.

Do you handle every Massachusetts construction trade in-house?

Yes. We hold the Construction Supervisor License, plumbing, electrical, gas-fitter, and HVAC licenses in-house. The same project manager coordinates every trade for your project — no subcontractor coordination headaches, no warranty bouncing between companies.

What permits do you pull for Massachusetts construction projects?

We file all 780 CMR mechanical, electrical, plumbing, gas, and structural permits under our license — no homeowner pull. Pre-1978 homes get EPA RRP lead-safe handling. Historic district reviews handled where applicable (Beacon Hill, Back Bay, North End, parts of South End and Charlestown).

Do you handle ADU projects under the 2024 Massachusetts law?

Yes. The 2024 Massachusetts ADU Law unlocked accessory dwelling unit construction by-right (without special variance) in most municipalities. We handle ADU design-build, garage conversions, in-law suites, and basement ADUs end-to-end — including separate utility coordination and life-safety code compliance.

How long does a typical Massachusetts kitchen or bathroom remodel take?

Bathroom: 3–5 weeks. Mid-range kitchen: 6–8 weeks. Luxury kitchen: 10–14 weeks. Whole-home renovation: 6–14 months depending on scope. Single-story addition: 4–7 months. Timeline confirmed in your written contract with milestone dates.

Are construction estimates free?

Yes — every estimate is free with no commitment. We do an on-site visit, scope the project, identify cross-trade dependencies, and deliver a written line-item estimate within 24 hours. Mass Save rebates calculated where applicable.

What is the Massachusetts Specialized Stretch Code and how does it affect my project?

Boston, Cambridge, Newton, Brookline, Somerville, and 9 other Massachusetts municipalities adopted the Specialized Stretch Code, which requires all-electric heating in new construction and major renovations. We design every project to comply — typically pairing the renovation with a heat pump install to satisfy code and qualify for Mass Save rebates.

Are you NAHB and NARI members?

Yes. National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) — trade associations that signal commitment to industry best practices and continuing education. Local chapters: Builders Association of Greater Boston (NAHB) and NARI Greater Boston Chapter.

How do you handle disputes or change orders?

Every change order is documented in writing and signed by both parties before work begins. Original written contract conforms to Massachusetts HIC law (MGL c. 142A) — maximum 1/3 deposit, milestone payments, 3-day right of rescission. Any dispute can use the Massachusetts HIC arbitration program — a regulatory backstop unique to MA.

One Quote. One Crew. One Warranty.

Stop juggling contractors. Get a single MA-licensed quote covering every trade your project needs. 5-minute response. No pressure.