Magnolia Siteworks, Inc.

Magnolia Siteworks works on the ground around buildings rather than inside them: concrete flatwork, ADA-compliant sidewalks and ramps, granite curbing, paving, site utilities and EV charging infrastructure. The Dracut company's own site is explicit that its clients are commercial, across northern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire — worth knowing before you call about a house driveway. It is small and family-run. Its Better Business Bureau profile lists Cherie Morrissey as president and Brenton Morrissey as vice president, a start date of June 2017 and two employees; the company describes itself as owned and operated by the couple. In a June 2026 LinkedIn post, Cherie Morrissey wrote that she put her CPA license to use starting the business alongside her husband. One credential is confirmed rather than claimed: its Women Business Enterprise certification with the Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office is active in the state registry and runs to May 2028 — the sort of thing that matters on public and institutional bids. What there isn't is a customer voice. Its BBB profile is unaccredited and carries no rating for insufficient information, with no reviews, complaints or government actions published, so there is no rating on this page. If you are a property manager, developer or general contractor sizing them up for curb, sidewalk, flatwork or paving scope, ask for a recent project list and references from comparable commercial sites — that is the evidence that doesn't exist publicly yet.