Centurion Components, Inc.

Centurion Components, Inc. works out of 2 Neptune Road in East Boston and is led by David A. Villanueva, its president and owner. The Massachusetts registry confirms an active Home Improvement Contractor registration, #214323, held in the company's own name at that address with Villanueva as responsible person, running to December 2026. What it actually does is interior building envelope work as a specialty subcontractor: gypsum board and plastering, acoustic ceilings and integrated ceiling assemblies, metal doors and frames, door hardware, steel-framed entrances and storefronts, joint sealants, wall finishes and firestopping. On its claimed Procore profile the company puts itself at 10 to 50 employees with an average contract size between $1m and $10m, and records 11 projects since January 2025 averaging about $5.6m each — five of them active. It lists itself as a Minority Business Enterprise and works prevailing-wage jobs. That profile is worth reading carefully if you are a homeowner. Its market sectors are commercial, healthcare, infrastructure and institutional as well as residential, and its stated coverage runs across Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire and Florida. The trades listed are the ones a general contractor buys on a large building, not the ones a homeowner usually hires directly. No customer reviews exist on any platform, and the company's own domain currently serves only a 'coming soon' placeholder, so there is nothing describing how a job with them goes. If you are a general contractor or a developer, ask about the prevailing-wage record and comparable ceiling or firestopping packages. If you are a homeowner, confirm first that they take work at your scale.