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Typical your area range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Montagno Construction. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$23,000 – $35,000
Typical remodeling project around $29,000
Montagno Construction's BuildZoom profile says Kurt Montagno founded the company in 1985. BuildZoom shows 42 projects for it, and the Better Business Bureau grades it A+. Local news sites have named the company in coverage of building projects. Its website carries an item on the June 21, 2025 ribbon-cutting for the Washington Park Pool in Waterbury, Connecticut. A recent Google reviewer said one of the company's truck drivers was speeding through traffic, cutting people off and brake-checking vehicles. In a recent review, someone wrote that a driver in a single cab Ford pickup "almost killed me on 84." A 2025 Google reviewer called the company "Unprofessional." Connecticut lists its home improvement contractor registration, HIC.0638278, as active, held by Montagno Construction Inc.
“Honeycomb Managing Principal Lewis Brown said the company has partnered with Montagno Construction to convert the building into 66 affordable apartments for households earning 60% of the area median income or less. Montagno is investing in the project and serving as general contractor.”
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“George Walker, left, commercial marketing representative for Advantage Reality, talks with Bill Parisi, construction superintendent for Montagno Construction talk on the Brookfield Village site on Friday in Brookfield.”
Absolutely horrible and reckless driving. One of this company’s truck drivers was speeding through traffic, aggressively cutting people off, brake-checking vehicles, and forcing other drivers to react to avoid what looked like multiple near-miss accidents. He drove as if he had absolutely no concern for anyone’s safety but his own. When you’re operating a truck with a company’s name on it, your behavior reflects directly on that business. If this is the type of driving this company tolerates from its employees, that says a lot about the company itself. What makes this even more concerning is seeing another review from only a few months ago describing a similar issue. If multiple people are independently reporting dangerous driving involving this company, management should be taking it seriously before someone gets hurt. Completely unacceptable and an embarrassment for any professional construction company.
Crazy driver almost killed me on 84 single cab ford pick up. If they drive like they do construction. Good luck
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Hail-damage roof claim handled with the insurer4.3
On-time bluestone work3.8
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23 years in business3.1