LRG Construction Inc.

LRG Construction works the finish end of a build — metal and wood framing, drywall with tape and mud, paint, drop and acoustic ceilings, tile on floors and walls, trim, closets and built-ins. Leo Rabelo leads it out of Marlborough, and the company says it started in Hudson in 2008 and now takes residential remodels, commercial fit-outs and new builds across New England. The scale it advertises is commercial. Its own Procore profile counts 30 projects, ten of them active, at an average project size near $820,000, across healthcare, institutional, industrial and residential work in Massachusetts and Connecticut. On the house side, a 2021 building permit records a $22,000 half-bath-to-full-bath renovation on North Street in Danvers. Settle the registration before anything else. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #186273, is expired on the state registry, and BuildZoom's listing puts that expiration at 04-12-2023 — while the company's site advertises "Licensed & Insured — Full compliance". Ask for a current registration number and check it yourself on the state register before you sign anything for residential work. The right call for finish-heavy scopes — drywall and tape, trim, tile, ceilings — particularly as part of a larger build someone else is coordinating. Ask which trades are in-house and which get subbed, get the certificate of insurance, and pin down the registration status first.