DiPierro and Brown Construction, Inc.

DiPierro and Brown Construction is a Woburn, Massachusetts design-build and general contracting firm that's grown from finish carpentry into full builds — the range of work in its record runs from kitchen and bathroom remodels to a brand-new four-story building in South Boston. The company says it was formed in 2012 when carpenters Rob DiPierro and Vincent Brown combined their trades, and its Massachusetts home improvement contractor license is active with the state. The written record, most of it running 2016 through 2022, keeps returning to the same themes: on-time, on-budget delivery and a crew that answers questions along the way. A 2019 Houzz review described a kitchen and bathroom remodel the couple called 'exactly what we hoped for,' crediting the firm's guidance through a process they were new to and its attention to their budget. Another 2019 account credited Rob and Vin personally with a deck replacement and window swap, calling the finished deck 'incredibly sturdy.' A 2022 Google reviewer said the company built a new house for them and called the communication good and the crew flexible; a 2017 Houzz review described an attic finished on time and on budget with fast responses to questions. On Houzz, the firm carries a 5.0-star rating from 7 reviews (all dated 2016-2019), 3 Houzz Awards and 2 badges, and lists 22 projects; on Google it runs 4.4 stars from 14 ratings. What to know before calling: a January 2026 Google review described a confrontation involving a company truck on the road, calling the driver unprofessional — not about a construction project, but worth being aware of. The license number listed on Houzz (CS-107100) is the directory's own listing, separate from the state-verified home improvement contractor registration, and likely belongs to one of the two principals individually rather than the company. The firm also keeps a newer profile on the Procore Construction Network, joined in 2021, positioning itself for commercial, healthcare, institutional and real-estate-development work alongside its residential remodeling. For a homeowner planning a full remodel, an addition, or new construction around Greater Boston, the written history points to a crew that communicates and finishes on schedule — worth asking directly about the January 2026 incident and getting current references for larger or more recent projects.