Boston Demolition & Removal, LLC

A two-car garage down in a single day, the site swept clean behind it — that is the kind of job Boston Demolition & Removal gets called for. The Peabody company says it has been at this since October 2012: sheds, garages, in-ground pools, interior gut jobs, plus the emergency and environmental work (mold, lead, asbestos) it lists for homeowners and general contractors across the Boston metro and North Shore. Across 154 Google ratings averaging 5 stars, the detail customers keep coming back to is not the demolition itself but what the property looks like afterward. In a January 2026 review, a customer came home from work to find the detached garage gone and the site cleared. An April 2026 customer said the basement had been cleaned up so well they were shocked. In a 2024 review, a church described a hung-ceiling demolition done behind wall curtains, with HEPA filtration and covers over the large furniture. In another 2024 review, a chimney came out from the attic down to the basement floor in less than a day, with the crew managing the dumpster company and the patching of the roof. Andrew — Andrew Nardone, whom a 2023 reviewer named as the company's CEO and president — appears by name in more than a dozen of these accounts, with Michael or Frankie named in several others. Communication comes up in a dozen of them too; one May 2026 customer listed the phone calls, texts, photos and emails that kept them posted. That same month, a homeowner wrote that Andrew's crew took over an in-ground pool removal from a company that had left them hanging the year before. After a house fire, a February 2026 reviewer wrote that the crew treated them with compassion and care from the first moment. Trade customers turn up here as well: a general contractor of nearly 40 years wrote in February 2026 that Andrew was honest and kept them informed, and in December 2025 someone who runs a Danvers contracting company hired the crew again and wrote about their tidiness on site. Its BBB page is an A+, and it lists a construction supervisor licence, #CS-120705, and a home improvement contractor registration, #184559 — numbers worth looking up on the state registers yourself. For a shed, a garage, a pool, a ceiling or a full gut before a renovation, this is a straightforward call. Get the scope in writing — what gets taken out, who handles the dumpster, who patches what is left behind — and confirm the licence numbers and insurance before the first swing.