Clean Tech Construction, LLC
Local business · 40 Messina Dr, Braintree, MA 02184, USA
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- Not rated by the BBB
- 9 reviews in the last 6 months
- 2 customer photosOf completed work
Highlights
- Mass Save work — repeatedly the named crew on state-funded efficiency upgrades
- Site cleanup — 2025 and 2026 clients repeatedly cite spotless finishes
- Named crews — Tiago, Kevin, Steve, Vince and Marcus recur across accounts
- Verification testing — a 2025 client had blower door tests before and after
- Old houses — 2025 clients cite 100- and 200-year-old homes insulated
- Site conduct 2024 — cigarettes, nails and a broken hose reported
- Material handling — a 2024 client said insulation went in over leaves
- Communication breakdown — a 2025 client cited internal confusion among staff
- Conduct allegation — a March 2026 reviewer alleged harassing texts to a business
Nearly everything written about Clean Tech Construction is about insulation. The Braintree company works as a Mass Save subcontractor — several reviewers say they only learned its name when the crew pulled up — blowing walls from the outside, stripping and replacing attic insulation, sealing leaks, and weatherizing crawl spaces and basements. The recurring praise is the same thing the older complaints were about: how they leave the place. A September 2025 client noted the crew checked the driveway for nails before leaving and worked around a baby's naps. In November 2025 a reviewer said Tiago, Everton and Walter finished in two days and left the inside and outside of the house in good shape. In March 2026 a client whose attic and basement were insulated said the home was left neat and clean. An August 2025 reviewer had blower door tests run before and after the job to confirm the efficiency gain, and a July 2026 client whose exterior walls were insulated through Mass Save said the company was clear up front about what the work involved. The complaints are worth reading in order, because they cluster. In May 2024 a homeowner said workers left cigarettes and nails across the driveway and yard, did not stop when asked, and broke a hose. In October 2024 another said a crew tried to install insulation in a basement full of leaves and that the supervisor treated them as the problem rather than the dirty material. In April 2025 a homeowner working through RISE Engineering described mistakes, failure to clean up, and a breakdown in communication among the company's own staff. Almost all the cleanup praise is dated after those, which reads like a corrected problem — but agree the site-cleanup standard and who the on-site lead is before the truck arrives. One recent entry sits apart from the work: in March 2026 a one-star reviewer alleged the company used its business line to send harassing text messages to another business, and that the owner blocked them after a call. That is one person's account of a dispute and nothing else here speaks to it. Outside insulation, two 2023 Angi reviewers describe other work — one credits Mike with repairing siding, the other with turning up within an hour of an Angi request to assess a roof and quote a fix and rebuild. The platforms disagree a little: 4.3 across 30 Google ratings against 5.0 from 11 ratings on each of Angi and HomeAdvisor. For a Mass Save weatherization job, the current record here is deep and mostly very good. Settle the cleanup terms and get a name and number for whoever to call if something goes sideways.
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- 5.0Jul 7, 2026
This past winter Clean Tech Construction added wall insulation to our house from the outside. They did the work through Mass Save, which paid for 75% of it. Clean Tech Construction made it very clear about what we were getting into, which was important because in our case about half of our siding is vertical so they had to drill a hole roughly 3 inches in diameter about every 2 feet halfway around the outside of the house, and we would need to touch up the paint afterwards. They did the work on a Friday, and even though it was getting dark outside as they finished they cleaned up really well afterwards. Because it was dark when they were done they weren’t able to cover up the holes with spackle before they left, so they actually sent someone over on Saturday morning to do it, which we really appreciated. They did a blower door test before and after the insulation and found the insulation cut the air infiltration in half. Our house felt a lot cozier this winter because of it. My partner and I were very pleased with the job.
— Ken RichmanView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0Jun 24, 2026
Hard workers, fair prices, good communication. Tough to beat.
— george delaneyView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0May 8, 2026
I had a great experience with this company. The crew they had working at my house was very professional, respectful, and hardworking throughout the entire job. They took the time to answer all of my questions and made sure I fully understood everything that was going on every step of the way.
— Jose FernandesView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0Apr 16, 2026
Phenomenal insulation job by the Clean Tech Solutions team. Rooms are warmer, heating bills are lower, highly recommend to anyone looking to do the same at their home or office.
— Dominic AmentaView on Google Reviews ↗ - 5.0Mar 31, 2026
From setting up the work date from the office, to the great crew who completed the insulation work in our attic and basement I would highly recommend Clean Tech Construction. Easy to work with and left our home neat and clean when they finished.
— Daniel PerenickView on Google Reviews ↗
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Added 51 new comments, added 8 new photos, established rating 3.9
- behind the score: Cleanup failures — cigarettes, nails and a broken hose reported
What does a roof replacement cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Clean Tech Construction, LLC. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
A square is 100 sq ft of roof surface — bigger than the floor plan because of pitch and overhangs.
Estimated range
$9,000 – $18,600
Typical roofing project around $13,800