Allstar Waterproofing & Building Restoration

Allstar Waterproofing & Building Restoration works on the outside of buildings — brick facades, concrete parking garages, and the kind of envelope repair that keeps water out of commercial properties across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island. Based in Stoughton, the company describes itself as a second-generation, family-owned operation run by Richie O'Gryzek Jr., with 25 years in the trade by its own account. Its Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor license (No. 140428) is verified active in the state registry, and the Better Business Bureau lists an A+ grade for the business — though it isn't a BBB-accredited company, and the BBB page itself shows no complaint history or customer reviews. It's also a listed member of the Stoughton Chamber of Commerce. Its footprint on Google is small: just three ratings, averaging 3.7 stars, and the tone across the couple of written reviews on file leans negative rather than glowing. One OSHA inspection at a job site is on record as closed, though nothing in the file states what, if anything, it found. Worth flagging directly: a similarly named business, "Allstar Waterproofing & Bldg," turns up in directories at a different address in Medfield, MA, under a different phone number and a different listed owner. That appears to be an unrelated company, not this one — worth double-checking before you call. For a property owner vetting a waterproofing and restoration contractor, the active license and the BBB grade are real points in its favor, but the review record online is thin and mixed rather than deep and glowing. Ask for references and recent project examples directly before signing anything, and make sure you've got the Stoughton company on the phone rather than the Medfield look-alike.