SRS Contractors, Inc.

SRS Contractors is a Lowell outfit whose paper trail runs commercial and industrial rather than residential: an asbestos permit in Cambridge, a mill-building demolition, and entries on state and federal bidding rosters. The clearest look at what they actually do comes from 2016, when historicboston.org described the company tearing out the heavy internal brick walls of a building to open the lower floor for a brewery — interior demolition on an old masonry structure. BuildZoom samples a single permit, a 2013 asbestos job at 1385 Cambridge Street in Cambridge, and lists an unverified Massachusetts asbestos contractor licence, #AC000652, for the company. That number has not been checked against the state registry, so ask to see it directly. What the state does confirm is ownership. The Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office lists SRS Contractors' minority-owned and women-owned business certifications as active, both under number 20060256 and both running to September 2026. Two entries in the Violation Tracker database are worth raising before you hire. One records a May 2019 U.S. Department of Labor wage-and-hour action, tied to the Davis-Bacon Act, carrying a $194,751 penalty. The other is a 2011 Massachusetts environmental violation with a $6,000 penalty. No customer reviews appear anywhere on their profiles. Their BBB page carries no rating at all — the bureau says it does not have sufficient information to issue one — and BuildZoom's profile has none either. Sources also disagree on the basics: BBB puts the business start at 2011 and names Ms. Sina Min as president, while a government bidding registry gives 2004, and BuildZoom's employee block names Matthew Alexander as owner. That adds up to a firm shaped around abatement and demolition work for commercial clients, with no homeowner history to weigh. If you are considering them, confirm the asbestos licence with the state yourself, ask about the 2019 labor penalty, and get references for a job like yours.