DiPierro Construction

DiPierro Construction is the contractor Boston homeowners call when a job isn't simple — additions, roof decks and porches, a water-damage repair that needs sorting out while the client is away. Gerry DiPierro runs the company out of the South End, and the business describes itself as family-run, serving the Greater Boston area. The company's own site is fuzzy on exactly how long it's been at this: one page says roughly 20 years, dating back to 2006, while marketing copy elsewhere claims 'over three decades.' Better Business Bureau records put its start earlier still, in 1988, making it about 38 years in business by BBB's count. On Google, where DiPierro holds a 4.3-star average from 37 ratings, its two most recent reviews — both from March 2026 — describe the same thing: fast, direct communication from Gerry himself. One client hired the crew for a large deck renovation and said even 'complex, overwhelming tasks feel completely manageable'; another, working against a home-inspection deadline, had the team confirm a pocket-door repair and fix a cornice issue in time. Behind those two sit years of five-star write-ups — additions, a rebuilt front porch, a water-damage repair finished within budget while the client was traveling — 24 reviews in all across eight different sites, nearly all positive. Not every corner of the internet backs that up equally. Houzz and Angi both carry a DiPierro profile with zero customer reviews despite being live for some time, and a 2019 BuildZoom listing once flagged an unpaid debt against the company — old enough now that it's unclear if it was ever resolved. A separate contractor-vetting site, ServiceAgent.ai, scores DiPierro's trustworthiness at a middling 5.5 out of 10 even while giving its recommendation an 8.9 — a split worth asking about directly. DiPierro's Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active, and the company holds an A+ BBB rating (without seeking accreditation) and a listing with the Boston Chamber of Commerce. For an addition, deck, or renovation where the scope might shift once work starts, this is a crew with a real paper trail — just get the debt question answered before signing anything.