DC Custom Builder

DC Custom Builder is a Clinton contractor whose paper trail is in good order and whose customer trail is, so far, empty. Massachusetts has its home improvement contractor registration, #214072, on the books as active — the one fact here that comes from the state rather than from the company. The rest is self-description. On Procore, where the business claimed its own profile in May 2023, it lists itself as a general and specialty contractor and marks off the trades it takes on: rough and finish carpentry, flooring, painting and coatings, plaster and gypsum board, countertops, ceilings, metals and structural steel. Eight projects are logged there. The same profile carries Minority Business Enterprise, Women's Business Enterprise and Small Business classifications — the company's own listing, not something checked against a certifying registry. BuildZoom's permit-history page covers the same address and registration number and names Ramon Dias Costa as owner and president. What's missing is the part homeowners actually weigh. Neither directory has collected a single customer review, so there is nothing here about how the crew shows up, holds a schedule, or handles a change order — no praise and no complaints either way. That makes this a business to interview rather than one to judge from a distance. Ask for addresses of recent jobs and call those owners directly, get the registration number confirmed against the state's own lookup, and if the MBE/WBE/SBE status matters to your project, ask for the certificates and the issuing agency rather than taking the profile at its word.