Ramco Survey Stakes

Ramco Survey Stakes is a West Bridgewater contractor offering erosion control, demolition, site work and utilities, and landscaping, and it holds active Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office certifications as both a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise and a Women Business Enterprise. The company describes itself as a union shop, with reported ties to the Laborers' union (LIUNA), its Building Wreckers local, and the Operating Engineers (IUOE Local 4). The public record includes a 2015 Boston Globe report naming the company as the winning bidder on a $799,000 municipal contract, with additional funds set aside for contingencies — evidence of work at a public-infrastructure scale rather than only small residential jobs. There's one written review on file, from 2022, calling it simply 'a good business to use,' which doesn't offer much detail to go on. More notably, a legal-industry database lists a lawsuit filed against the company by a benefits fund tied to the Laborers' union; no outcome or resolution is shown here, so it's worth asking about directly, particularly given the company's own union affiliations. With only one written review and a legal matter on record whose current status isn't clear, there isn't much here to gauge day-to-day customer experience. For a site-work or demolition project, the certifications and municipal bid history point to real capacity at scale — ask directly about the pending legal matter and for references from a recent job before committing.