Local business · North Grafton, MALocal business · 218 Worcester St #5, North Grafton, MA 01536, USA
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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Page Contracting Inc.. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$23,000 – $35,000
Typical remodeling project around $29,000
Page Contracting is a small North Grafton general contractor doing residential and commercial construction and, less commonly, insurance-loss rebuilds after fire and water damage. The company's own account: Dan Page, the son of a mason, co-founded a construction company in 2002 and started this one in 2015, bringing Tom Desimone with him as foreman. Both are lifelong Grafton residents, and the site describes a team of six tradesmen who all hold construction supervisor licences. It markets itself as serving Worcester County, Massachusetts and Rhode Island since 2002 — the year of that earlier company, not this one. Nothing written by a customer sits behind any of it. BuildZoom's profile carries three permitted projects and no reviews. The one outside reference is procedural rather than evaluative: the Whitman-Hanson Express reported in August 2025 on a board meeting where the chair asked what "substantial" meant, with a punch list having been issued to Page Contracting on July 15. On credentials, read carefully. BuildZoom lists an active Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #182156, matching a number the company publishes itself. It also lists a Rhode Island commercial contractor licence, #42135, as active but with a last-verified expiration date of June 2020. The other registration and construction supervisor numbers on the site are the company's own claims. If you have a fire or water loss in Worcester County, this is a firm that does that work — but you will be leaning on references rather than a public track record. Ask for recent restoration clients you can call, and confirm each licence with the state directly before signing.
“Chair Kevin Cleary asked what “substantial” exactly means, as the punch list had been issued to the company involved, Page Contracting, on July 15.”
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