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Hawkins Construction’s visible Google footprint is unusually stark: two recent ratings, both at one star, and both focused on an allegation of missing property after a carpet-removal visit. The listing is based in Marstons Mills, and the available review text identifies a worker named Daniel from Hawkins Construction. One reviewer alleges that property was taken from a grandmother’s backyard and then denied. A second, longer August 2026 account says a plate-carrier vest disappeared shortly after Daniel arrived to remove carpet; it describes the family contacting police and says Daniel denied taking it. These are customer allegations, not independently verified findings, but they are the only written accounts available and both raise the same trust concern. There is no positive counterweight in the two-review Google set. Before allowing anyone into a home, a homeowner should ask directly about property-handling practices, supervision, and how the company addresses the allegations in these reviews. The available material is too thin to describe a broader carpentry track record. Hawkins Construction may be worth considering only after a direct conversation and independently checking current references.
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Hawkins Construction. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
A typical single-level deck is 12×16 — about 200 sq ft.
Estimated range
$7,750 – $14,500
Typical carpentry project around $11,100
stole from me right out of my grandmothers backyard, and profusely denied taking it.
My son went to visit the cape with his friend at his grandmothers for the week. My son’s friend put a plate carrier vest out back to dry 15 minutes prior to Daniel from Hawkins Construction visited to remove some carpet. 30 minutes later his friend went to retrieve the vest and it was gone. My son did some digging, and noticed Daniel’s children in photos also wearing plate carrier vests and pack outs, which is where things started to make sense. They called the police and had the responding officer contacted Daniel about the vest. Although Daniel denied everything, the missing plate carrier magically appeared at 2am the following morning. He also never returned the ifak (trauma kit) that was with the vest.
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