EaglePoint Builders, Inc.

EaglePoint Builders is a general contractor working out of 54 Burnham Street in Belmont, with Mark Moroso listed as the company's sales representative on municipal bid paperwork. What is documented about the company is public work. Norwood awarded it the construction job for the town hall manager's suite in 2010, and in 2012 it took the site preparation contract for the Butler Elementary School playground in Belmont, where Moroso planned to work alongside the playground installer ahead of a community build. The company's name and Belmont address also turn up in bid and vendor records kept by Arlington, Cambridge, Haverhill, Needham and Somerville, so it is a firm that regularly bids municipal and institutional jobs across the Boston suburbs. There is a piece of company history worth knowing. A 2023 obituary for Theresa Lentini Moroso described EaglePoint Builders as one of the few woman business enterprises of its kind in the Commonwealth, and called her a pioneer in a male-dominated industry — that is the family's own description rather than a certification on file, so treat it as background, not a credential. One thing to settle before signing anything: the Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor registry does list registration 114534 in EaglePoint Builders, Inc.'s name, but the registration is expired. HIC registration is what gives a homeowner access to the state Guaranty Fund on residential work, so ask directly whether it has been renewed and get the current number in writing. This is a reasonable firm to approach if your project looks like the work it is on record for — town buildings, school grounds, structural and site work put out to bid. For a residential remodel, confirm the registration status first and ask for homeowner references, since the projects that can be verified here are public ones.