High Pace Construction

High Pace Construction is a design-build contractor at 34 Day Street in Norwood, run by president Christopher Tenaglia, and its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration (#214787) is active on the state registry in the company's own name. Homeowners hire it for bathrooms, kitchens, attics, ADUs and whole-home remodels, and it also does ground-up residential and light commercial work. Speed is what customers keep writing about, and they mean it literally. A landlord in March 2025 described meeting the company on a Monday afternoon, having the crew on site Tuesday for measurements and demolition, and the countertop installed with plumbing running by 5pm Wednesday. A homeowner writing in November 2024 said a full bath renovation — demolition, floor and wall tile, new toilet, vanity, mirror, lighting and the electrical behind it — ran from 7:30 on a Saturday morning to 7pm Sunday. A January 2025 client put a master bath and bedroom hardwood at 15 days start to finish. Communication comes second in almost every account. An April 2025 client on an ADU remodel said Chris sent daily progress photos and called at the end of each workday. A May 2025 homeowner on an attic conversion — reinforcing the structure to make the space usable — said Tenaglia was always available and replied right away. Several 2025 clients mention scope and budget holding: one said the project came in on the original budget and ahead of schedule; another said work started within a day of agreeing scope. The work described runs wider than remodeling. Reviewers cite a detached egress deck (February 2025), replacing heated floors and tile after water damage in a basement-level Boston condo (February 2025), and an emergency call where the crew found a leak, fixed it and repaired the ceiling (February 2025). Two accounts come from trade professionals — a designer and a property manager — who say they bring the company onto their own clients' jobs. Two things are worth knowing. Every written account sits on a single platform, Google, and the record only begins in November 2024, so there is not yet a long or cross-checked history to weigh. And the company's claims of licensing in seven states and HUD manufactured-home installer registration in 42 are its own statements — the Massachusetts registration is the one confirmed against a registry. For a Greater Boston homeowner who wants a bathroom, kitchen or ADU done quickly and communicated well, this is a credible call. Get the scope and allowances in writing, ask what "high pace" means for your particular job, and confirm which trades are in-house versus subcontracted.