Charron Construction Co

Charron Construction has been trading out of Danvers since 1984 - forty-two years - and is still a two-person operation, run by Roger Charron with Elaine Charron as secretary. In its own words it is 'a construction company located north of Boston in Danvers, Massachusetts', working the greater Boston and southern New Hampshire areas and specializing in high-end residential and commercial carpentry, home remodeling, new construction, construction consulting and historic renovation. That length of trading with that small a crew is the most telling thing about it: this is a hands-on builder taking a small number of jobs at a time, not a volume remodeler. Its service list runs from whole-house new construction and additions through kitchens, baths, basements and waterproofing down to flooring, tile and countertop work, and it names Marblehead among the three dozen Massachusetts towns it covers. No customer has written about it publicly. Its directory profile is open for reviews and carries none, and no rating exists anywhere - so nothing here describes how a job actually went. It does hold an A+ grade from the Better Business Bureau, though it is explicitly not BBB accredited and its BBB file was only opened in 2017, decades after it started trading. No licence or registration number appears on any of its listings, and no state registry record was found for it during this check. Massachusetts requires a Home Improvement Contractor registration for most residential remodeling, and a construction supervisor licence for structural work. Charron is a reasonable call for historic-home carpentry and renovation on the North Shore, where forty-plus years of local practice counts for something. Because there is no public review record and no published credential, ask directly for its HIC registration number and construction supervisor licence, proof of insurance, and references from recent jobs before you commit.