Cruz Solutions Inc

Cruz Solutions is the crew other contractors call before their own trades arrive. A general contractor writing in March 2024 said he used to throw his own demo crews together, which left his carpenters and plumbers walking into a mess and more work for him; handing the job to Tony Cruz's team ended that. That is the through-line here — demolition done clean enough that the next trade can start. The company says it has been at this since 2013, when Tony Cruz began with a few guys and a truck taking on interior demo for builders, and that it now runs trucks, dumpsters and equipment out of Holliston. Its own site describes gutting residential and commercial interiors, clearing debris and prepping sites for restoration companies, builders and house flippers across New England. Cruz also states the business is minority- and immigrant-owned, certified as a Minority Business Enterprise through the Greater New England Supplier Development Council, and that its job-site supervisors are OSHA trained. What customers describe lines up with that. The full interior of a property demolished, in a March 2024 account. Two sheds taken down and loaded into the company's own dumpster. A fireplace and wood-stove hearth removed with the area closed off first so the dust stayed in one room. The word that repeats is one rarely attached to demolition: clean. A December 2025 customer described organized workspaces and a strong emphasis on safety, and an agency overseeing 135 scattered-site shelter units said it has used the company on projects large and small. A few things belong in perspective. Nearly all the praise sits on one platform — Google, where the average is 4.9 across 39 ratings — and thirteen of those reviews went up across two days in March 2024, so the count arrived in bursts rather than steadily. BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 201739, and says it checked it as active in March 2026; that is the directory's own check, not a registry confirmation, so ask to see the registration before you sign. The Better Business Bureau opened a file in April 2026 and says it has too little history to rate the company. For a kitchen gut, an interior stripped before a renovation, or a demo crew that will hand the site over ready for the next trade, this is squarely their work — and the dumpster and haul-away generally come with it. Confirm the registration yourself, and get what stays and what goes written down before demolition day.