Integrated Builders, Inc.

Integrated Builders is a commercial general contractor working out of Braintree, and by its own account has spent the last 33 years on pre-construction, construction management, and design-build work — think ground-up distribution centers and corporate headquarters expansions, not kitchen remodels. It's led by CEO Jay Dacey and belongs to the Braintree Chamber of Commerce. There's no independent customer review trail to check any of that against — no ratings turned up on Google, BBB, Houzz, or Angi. The handful of third-party mentions that do exist (LinkedIn, a regional business directory, a sales-leads database) repeat the same company description — work across science and technology, manufacturing, logistics, multi-family, and institutional buildings — rather than anyone's account of hiring them. Everything here traces back to the company's own description of itself, so there's nothing yet to weigh it against, good or bad. The projects it names — distribution centers, R&D facilities, headquarters expansions — are squarely commercial-scale work, worth confirming directly if what's needed is a typical home project. That's less a red flag than an open question. Anyone considering them should ask for references from comparably sized work and treat the 33-year history as a starting point for questions rather than a verdict.