GNP Construction Corp.

The clearest picture of GNP Construction's work sits in the permit records. Nine permitted jobs over two years run from sheet-metal, gas and electrical work on one- and two-family houses around Brockton to a $115,000 single-family reconstruction in North Attleboro in 2024 — footing, foundation, stick frame, siding, porch and roof — and a $9,000 asphalt-shingle roof replacement in Medway in 2025. The New Bedford company is headed by Alvaro Gomez Perez, and the BBB lists it as a one-employee business, file opened 11/7/2022, graded A+ without accreditation. On Angi and HomeAdvisor it presents as a roofer — shingle installs and repairs, free estimates, "Se habla espanol", a self-reported 14 years of experience — and describes itself as locally owned, valuing honesty and integrity. Its Massachusetts Minority Business Enterprise certification, #20220184, is active on the state's supplier diversity registry, running to 2028. One thing to settle before hiring: the state registry shows the company's home improvement contractor registration, #203663, as expired. Ask where that registration stands today, and get the answer before you sign anything. The written history here is one March 2022 review, carried on both Angi and HomeAdvisor: a customer happy with the final result who hired the company again for other projects. For a roof replacement, or framing and exterior work in the stretch between New Bedford and Brockton, the permit trail shows inspected jobs at a real range of sizes. Confirm the registration, put the scope and the price in writing, and ask for addresses of recent work you can go and look at.