Lifetime Contractors Inc.

Lifetime Contractors frames buildings for other people's projects. Its customers are developers and general contractors, not homeowners, and its reviews read that way: a Boston builder who says he has put up more than fifty homes in ten years called the company "one of the most critical players on my team" in a 2023 review, and a developer writing in December 2024 said Lifetime had been framing his projects for three years. Procore lists 87 projects since July 2022 with 49 still active — a busy shop. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active, and BBB, which grades it A+, names Bryan Rodrigues Eliziario as owner alongside Heleno Do Nascimento Carvalho. The work is wood framing first, then siding, roofing and decks, on single-family homes through multifamily and retail new construction around Greater Boston. The company says it has framed more than 2.5 million square feet since 2015. The part that needs saying plainly is the safety record. Federal enforcement listings record three separate OSHA inspections of this company: one at a Weston framing site that produced five citations and $41,706 in proposed penalties, opened 3 December 2025; an earlier one at a Plymouth multifamily site with one citation and $4,000 proposed, opened 10 July 2017; and a third, tied to the company's Marlborough mailing address, that carried a willful violation with an initial penalty of $115,860, later reduced to $15,860. Nothing in these records says the matters are closed, and the most recent is only months old. The company's own site says "safety is a priority on every project" and describes ongoing safety training — worth raising directly against that record if you are hiring. The written reviews are also worth reading carefully. Nine of the ten are short, warm and from trade partners; the tenth, posted in July 2026, is two words — "Absolutely unprofessional" — with nothing behind it. For a developer or GC pricing framing and exterior packages, this is a well-connected, evidently busy subcontractor with a verified registration. Ask about the open OSHA matters and about site supervision before you sign. A homeowner looking for a small remodel is not the customer this record describes.