C.P. Berry Homes
Regional · 11 Sylvan St Ste 2, Danvers, MA 01923, USA
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- Long tenure — incorporated 1984, over 1,200 homes claimed
- Community development — six named North Shore developments listed
- Historic restoration — offers period work on antique North Shore homes
- Small jobs too — permits include single bathroom and kitchen remodels
- Licence contradiction — one directory calls 156472 active and also flags none on file
- Not BBB accredited — the A+ grade sits on a non-accredited file
- No customer reviews — nothing on file from people who hired them
- Two addresses — Danvers office listed as both 11 Sylvan St and 10 Elm St
C.P. Berry Homes is a family-owned North Shore home builder and residential developer based in Danvers, Massachusetts, with a second office in Hamilton. It was founded by Carl and Alan Berry — the Better Business Bureau records the corporation as started and incorporated in 1984 and lists Carlton P. Berry as director and Alan J. Berry as president, with about ten employees and the alternate name C.P. Berry Construction Company, Inc. Most of the company's work is new construction: custom homes, energy-efficient homes, and whole luxury and 55+ living communities it says it developed across the North Shore, including Patton Ridge in Hamilton, English Commons in Topsfield, Caldwell Farm in Newbury, Bartlett's Reach in Amesbury, Fuller Pond Village in Middleton and Olde Salem Village in Danvers. The company says it has completed over 1,200 new homes. Alongside that it takes remodeling work, additions, sunrooms, finished lower levels, historic restoration of antique homes, foundation and site work, insulation, waterproofing, and commercial interior build-outs. Its own typical job cost is listed at $50,000 to $2,000,000, and its permit record shows the smaller end of that too — bathroom and kitchen remodels and a garage with an accessory apartment in Groveland, Topsfield, Beverly and Danvers. The credentials picture needs checking before hiring. A permit directory lists a Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor registration, number 156472, as a verified active licence checked in March 2026, yet the same page also prints an alert saying no active licence is on file — a contradiction from one source, not a finding about the business, and no state registry record was returned in this scan. The Better Business Bureau grades the company A+ while stating plainly that it is not BBB accredited; those are two separate facts. There are no published customer reviews for this company on any source examined, so nothing here reflects what homeowners who hired it actually experienced. It is a fit for someone building new on the North Shore or buying into one of its communities who is prepared to verify the licence number and registration directly with the state, ask for the written warranty program the company advertises, and speak to owners in a completed development.
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What does basement waterproofing cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from C.P. Berry Homes. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Not sure which you need? Start with an inspection — many reputable companies assess free, and independent assessments run up to $500.
The wall run getting the drain — a full 30×40 ft basement is about 140 ft.
Estimated range
$7,600 – $15,000
Typical waterproofing project around $11,300