Mjs Construction

Popes Lane in Danvers is where MJS Construction has worked out of for years — long enough to show up on Blue Book since 2015, on BuildZoom, ConstructConnect, and CheckPermit, all under the same address, the kind of paper trail a fly-by-night outfit doesn't bother building. The company says it's eight years in, run day to day by "Mike" — the site's contact address, mselig@mjsconstructioninc.com, points to Michael Selig, who's named directly in its own customer testimonials. Masonry is the throughline: brick and block work, historic restoration, concrete, tile, chimneys, and waterproofing, layered on top of broader renovation, painting, flooring, and siding/decking work for both homes and commercial jobs across Massachusetts and into southern New Hampshire. On Google it holds a 4.7-star average from 25 ratings. The tone across its review history since 2022 leans strongly positive, though not unanimously — a few sharper, more critical accounts turn up alongside the praise, worth weighing rather than dismissing. Its Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor registration, HIC #188924, is active per the state registry, and it's a listed member of the Danvers Chamber of Commerce. For a masonry job, a historic-restoration project, or a renovation spanning a few trades, this is a contractor with real years behind it rather than a fresh storefront. Ask directly about current scheduling and get the license and insurance details in writing — beyond the Google average and the directory footprint, there isn't much independent detail to go on.