WKD CONSTRUCTION, INC

A four-foot hole in the ceiling, the back wall down to the studs, wood floors soaked — that was the state of one house after winter ice dams, and WKD Construction is who put it back together. Water damage is the through-line here: leaks, floods, ice dams, and the reconstruction that follows. Wilter Dormevil runs the company, which says it started in May 2017, incorporated in February 2019, and works as a family-owned full-service general contractor on residential and commercial jobs across Massachusetts — demolition, painting, power washing, reconstruction, small repairs, snow removal and kitchen remodeling among the services it lists. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active. Google carries 21 ratings averaging 5★, and the written reviews — 18 of them, running 2024 into mid-2026 — cluster tightly around one kind of job. A flooded basement in January 2025. Kitchen floors after a leak in February 2025, finished on schedule and inside budget by the customer's account. A ceiling repaired in February 2025 at a price the homeowner said came in under two other bids. Several customers found WKD through a restoration company: one wrote in November 2024 about being introduced after water damage and kept posted through the entire process. Communication is the second thread, and reviewers return to it constantly — schedules held, calls answered, and in a March 2025 account, patience while a homeowner worked through estimates and decisions. Cleanup gets mentioned nearly as often as the work itself. The one snag in the written history is waiting on materials. A December 2024 customer having a tile floor replaced along with drywall, baseboard and paint sat through a delay waiting for the tile, though they were happy with the finished job and already had another project lined up. If your work hinges on a specific tile or finish, ask up front about lead times and what a material slip does to the schedule. Worth knowing too: that written history sits almost entirely on Google and runs about two years deep, with two reviews in the last six months — a shorter public trail than the company's stated years in business. For a homeowner in the aftermath of a leak, a flood or ice dams — the demo, drywall, floors and paint that follow — this is a crew customers describe as arriving fast and finishing what was promised. For a from-scratch renovation, ask which trades WKD carries in-house and which get subcontracted.