Icr Drywall Inc

ICR Drywall is not a company most homeowners will end up hiring. It is a commercial drywall and interior-framing subcontractor in Tyngsborough that works for general contractors — hanging board and setting metal studs on hotels, retail fit-outs, labs, banks and multifamily buildings around Greater Boston, plus rough carpentry, doors and hardware, FRP, insulation and sheathing. Its site says the company was incorporated in 1997 and puts itself at 29 years in the trade. Its minority business enterprise certification with the Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office, number 20180095, is active and runs through June 2027 — confirmed with the registry rather than only claimed on the website. That designation shows up in its public work: a 2023 Massachusetts legislature document lists ICR Drywall, Inc. as an MBE subcontractor for metal studs and drywall, at $26,471 against a $191,146 line. One entry belongs in any conversation with them. A federal safety record published on svepnavigator.com describes a formal OSHA inspection of ICR Drywall at the Cambridge School of Weston on Georgian Road, resulting in four citations and $8,400 in cumulative proposed penalties. Jobsite safety citations are a general contractor's question as much as a building owner's, and this one is worth asking about directly. Beyond that, very little has been published about how the work actually goes. There is a single Google rating, and a trade-magazine note from November 2001 that admired the look of the company's website. That is what outsiders have written. For a general contractor scoping a commercial interior package, this is a long-established MBE sub with public-project experience — ask for current safety records and references from the GCs it has worked under recently. For a homeowner wanting drywall patched in their house, this is not the shop for that job.