Stanne Construction Company, Inc.

For more than four decades, Stanne Construction Company built additions, renovations, and hardscaping across Plymouth and the South Shore — until June 2025, when it was acquired by a fellow local firm, Shea Custom Carpentry, four months after founder Anthony "Jim" Stanne Jr. died at 71. Plymouth's own permitting records list Stanne Construction as the contractor on real jobs, including a full new single-family foundation build, and BuildZoom credits the company with 47 tracked projects and a 97 score, ranking it among the town's top residential remodeling contractors. Everywhere it carries a star rating — Google, Houzz, a couple of smaller directories — it sits at 5.0, but each of those totals rests on just two or three ratings, and none of the platforms surface an actual written review to read. It's also a listed member of the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce. Nothing here documents a complaint or a dispute, but nothing lets a homeowner judge the workmanship first-hand either — long on credentials, short on customer voice. The Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor license tied to the Stanne Construction name, HIC #153224, checks out as active in the state registry, though given the ownership change, it's worth confirming directly which entity and license would actually be on the paperwork for a new job. Stanne Construction's four decades of remodeling and new-construction work in the Plymouth area are real, but the company isn't independently bookable anymore — start any inquiry with Shea Custom Carpentry and ask how they're carrying forward Stanne's past projects, warranties, and pricing.