Pimentel Construction Co Inc

Pimentel Construction Co Inc works out of 231 Andover Street in Wilmington and describes itself as a licensed commercial general contractor, doing project and construction management, design/build and renovations for commercial, institutional and non-profit clients. The company's own site names Tony Pimentel as CEO, president and owner — he ran operations at Sasso Construction Company before starting here — and his son Matt Pimentel as VP of Construction. The Better Business Bureau records the business as starting in November 2014 with 13 employees. The work it actually gets hired for is commercial interiors, and there is a deep permit trail behind that. Building-permit records compiled by BuildZoom show 64 permitted projects, largely tenant fit-ups and renovations in Waltham, Beverly, Danvers and Topsfield. Its own featured projects run to a university, a golf club, retail and wax-studio build-outs, a veterinary clinic, and clean rooms and laboratories for a medical-device maker. Customer feedback is narrow but emphatic. A salon and spa owner who hired the company for a full 4,000 sq ft gut renovation described in a 2024 review an architectural-design hand-off from Jill to Robert and a construction team, plumbers and electricians that stayed coordinated the whole way through, calling the finished job stunning; the same account also appears on a business-listing site. Google shows a 5-star average from one rating, and the Better Business Bureau grades the business A+, though it is not BBB accredited. Licensing holds up where it counts: the Massachusetts registry confirms Home Improvement Contractor licence 197504 as active and held by Pimentel Construction Co., Inc. BuildZoom additionally lists an active Construction Supervisor licence CS-092345, and shows an earlier state Home Improvement Contractor licence 151726 and a refrigeration contractor licence RC1602 as cancelled — reasonable things to ask about if either matters to your project. If you are fitting out an office, lab, clinic or storefront in eastern Massachusetts, this is a contractor with a long permit history in exactly that kind of work and one very detailed happy client. Homeowners should ask up front whether the company takes residential jobs at all, since both its own site and its BBB category describe it as a commercial general contractor.