Robensky's Construction

Robensky's Construction is a Randolph, Massachusetts crew that picks up the jobs other contractors turn down — a 12x10 concrete pad on a sloped lot with barely any access, a driveway that needed plowing the same evening a storm hit and everyone else was booked. The company says it was founded in 2008 and is run by owner Robensky DuGuaran alongside family members Robertha, Yvenel, and Wilbens, working mainly around Randolph, Norwell, and Brockton. The volume behind that reputation is real: 77 reviews spread across Google, BBB, and several directories since 2021, with a 4.8-star average on Google from 107 ratings. Ten new reviews landed in the last six months alone, and every one was positive — a storm-battered fence rebuilt with new support beams, a stair railing installed in a house old enough that nothing lined up square, a bathroom tile repair job finished at what one customer called a better rate than expected. The thread running through that recent run is follow-through: quotes that held, callbacks that came the same day, crews that showed up when they said they would. It isn't a spotless record. One Google review alleges the company took payment for a job and didn't finish it, and a separate account from a few years back describes a project that ran well past its promised timeline. Neither is recent, but both are worth a direct question before signing anything. There's also a paperwork mismatch worth untangling: BBB has the business registered in Holbrook with a 2016 start date, while the company's own site and Randolph address point to 2008 — and despite that isolated Google complaint, BBB's file shows no complaints on record and an A+ rating. For the smaller, harder-to-staff jobs — a rail, a fence, a repair that can't wait for a slow week — this is a solid call, backed by a longer and more consistent history than most single-person outfits can show. Get the scope and timeline nailed down in writing before work starts, and ask about the two complaints above directly.