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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Five Star Building Corp. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$23,000 – $35,000
Typical remodeling project around $29,000
Five Star Building Corp. is an Easthampton general contractor and construction-management firm whose work spans education, healthcare, commercial, industrial, aviation, and historic restoration. The company says it was founded in 2000; Kevin Perrier is identified as its president and CEO, and as its owner and founder in local reporting. Its projects are substantial rather than small repair calls. Reporting describes renovations at Logan Airport, a 13,000-square-foot college project, restoration of a nearly 200-year-old cathedral, and a multi-phase housing development; BuildZoom lists 46 total projects. There is no customer-review average here, but BBB lists an A+ grade and zero complaints on file, while its profile is not accredited and lists HIC 134511 as a directory claim rather than a registry verification. A 2012 Massachusetts Superior Court case describes a dispute involving roof repairs and identifies Five Star as a contractor; ask for the current contract, license status, insurance certificates, and recent references for your specific project. Five Star looks suited to commercial, institutional, restoration, and larger residential development work. Confirm which entity will contract, who will manage the job, the subcontractor plan, and the exact scope before signing.
“Perrier, president of Easthampton-based Five Star Building Corp., the developer of this unique project”
“Owner and Founder of Five Star Building Kevin Perrier”
“Five Star Building Corp., of Easthampton, is planning to turn the former Notre Dame du Bon Conseil Church building into nine apartment units”
“Led by our local general-contracting partner, Five Star Building Corp.”
“Rising building costs and higher interest rates have been of particular concern to Kevin Perrier, president and CEO of Five Star Building Corp. After work in the Easthampton company’s largest sector — aviation — was essentially grounded for the past two years, Perrier says he was expecting business to be on the slower side. ... Within two weeks of the national shutdowns to stop the spread of COVID-19 in March 2020, Perrier estimates that Five ... lost “millions ... of dollars worth of work.” Initially, projects were put ... a temporary hold, ... thereafter, the majority of those projects were”
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Detailed craftsmanship5.0
Renovates century-old structures5.0
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Chosen over three other contractors3.1
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