E.G. Fisher Construction, Inc.

E.G. Fisher Construction is Edward Fisher's Worcester company, and it works the rough end of a job site: demolition, site work, concrete, and dumpster service. A trade-press article in January 2023, covering disadvantaged-business participation on a project, described the company as specializing in demolition and site work and quoted Fisher saying it was awesome they were given a chance. The credentials that check out are the certification ones. The Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office registry shows a Minority Business Enterprise certification in the company's name, running to April 2029, alongside an active Disadvantaged Business Enterprise certification — the kind of standing that puts a firm on publicly funded work. The company itself states MBE and DBE certification in both Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and it appears in the Worcester chamber's business directory. Licensing is where to slow down. BuildZoom's profile shows a single Rhode Island commercial contractor licence, #39934, expired since April 2018 and at one point cancelled according to that state's board, and gives the company a score of zero because it could verify no active licence. That page carries no reviews either. No customer has written about a finished job anywhere in what's on file, which is why there's no rating here. For a general contractor or public agency looking for a certified DBE demolition and site-work sub in central Massachusetts, this is a real, long-standing firm — ask for current licensing and insurance certificates and two recent project references. A homeowner after a teardown or a dumpster should ask for the same, plus the disposal fees and who pulls the permits, in writing.