All Cape Energy

All Cape Energy has been working out of Brewster since 1978, nearly five decades according to its BBB listing, with a focus the company describes as insulation and energy efficiency: spray foam, weatherization, and replacement windows for Cape Cod homes and offices. The town permit record tells a slightly different story about where the actual work goes. Seventy-two building permits pulled between 2018 and 2024, clustered in Chatham, Dennis, Harwich, Yarmouth Port and South Yarmouth, are mostly for roofing shingle replacement, with several insulation installs mixed in — a crew doing real roofing volume alongside the insulation work its marketing leads with. On Google, the only two reviews on file both date to December 2021 — a family testimonial ("dis my dad and he da best") and a short note calling them the best for installation — both five stars but light on detail, against a platform aggregate of 5 stars from 6 ratings. Worth asking about before booking: the company's Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor license, #106719, is registry-verified expired, and the state's own registry lists the holder of record as "All Cape Installation" rather than All Cape Energy — worth confirming which entity is actually on the contract. BuildZoom separately lists three more HIC numbers under the business, all shown inactive, and gives it a BuildZoom score of 0 with no independently verified active license and no reviews on that platform. BBB shows no accreditation and no rating — it says it simply doesn't have enough information to issue one. None of this rules out a business that's been doing real roofing and insulation work on Cape Cod for decades — the permit history backs that up — but the licensing picture is unusually tangled for a company this old, and it's worth clearing up with the owner, Shayne Dewitt, before signing anything.