Deboise Contractors Company, Inc.

What is known about Deboise Contractors comes from permits and registries rather than customers — its BuildZoom profile carries no reviews at all, and its Procore listing is unclaimed, with no rating and no trade classification. The permit trail is specific, and it points one way: demolition. Between 2014 and 2016 the company pulled permits to take down single- and two-family houses in Worcester — Waycross Street, Aetna Street, and two adjacent addresses on Plantation Street — followed by two demolitions permitted in Auburn in 2018. Each ran between $12,000 and $25,000. The two most recent permits look nothing like the rest: insulation and air-sealing jobs in Brookline in October and November 2025, at $3,400 and $2,400. Its state diversity certifications are the firmest thing in the file. The Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office shows both a Minority Business Enterprise certification, active through November 2026, and a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise certification, verified active against the registry. Licensing is murkier, and all of it is second-hand. BuildZoom lists an active Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration issued in 2026, and separately lists an older home improvement registration and a construction supervisor licence, both shown as inactive and at one point cancelled. Those are the directory's records, not ones checked against the state. A few details don't line up either. BuildZoom heads the page with a Cambridge address while other listings place the company at 62 Millbrook Street in Worcester, and its "active for 12 years, serving Cambridge" description is the site's own generated prose, flagged as contradicting a 1977 founding date given elsewhere. The owner appears as both Frances H Deboise and Francis Deboise, with a Piers Mac Naughton also listed as an owner. With no customer accounts anywhere, there is nothing here to judge the workmanship by — only that the permitted work was real and mostly teardowns, and that the teardown permits stop in 2018. If you are weighing them for a demolition, ask directly for recent references and confirm the current registration number with the state yourself before signing anything.