Marmelo Bros Construction Co

Marmelo Bros. Construction leaves its trail in municipal paperwork rather than in homeowner reviews. The Dartmouth company turns up on filed sub-bid and vendor lists in Burlington, Braintree, Nantucket, Tewksbury and Needham, always in the same slot — masonry — with figures running from the high hundreds of thousands into the millions. This is public-project brickwork: schools, institutional buildings, the kind of job that goes out to bid. On the Procore construction network it is a claimed profile listing 27 projects with 15 active, described as a specialty masonry contractor working commercial, healthcare, industrial and energy, infrastructure and institutional sectors across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The projects it attaches to there are large — an average total project size around $72.6 million, which describes the jobs, not its own contracts. On identity and standing, two things are solid. The Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office certifies Marmelo Bros. Construction Co., Inc. as a Portuguese Business Enterprise, certification 20100110, active through June 2027 — that is a registry check, not a self-report. And on a masonry industry site the company describes itself as family owned and established in 1982. What there isn't is a homeowner record. Google shows a 5.0 from three ratings and no written accounts, so nothing here tells you how they handle a residential job, a change order, or a punch list. If you're a general contractor or an owner's project manager placing masonry on a commercial or public build, this is a firm with a long bid history and an active state certification. If you're a homeowner with a chimney or a patio, ask first whether they take work at that scale at all.