SALT Construction Management, Inc.

SALT Construction Management works the owner's side of the table. From an office on Kassiotis Lane in Middleton, the firm runs construction management and design-build for retail, mission critical, commercial, cannabis and healthcare owners nationally, and describes itself as an extension of the owner's staff rather than a homeowner remodeler. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 123757, is active and held in the company's own name. The scale is commercial. Procore's claimed profile counts 34 projects since July 2022, averaging roughly $1.1 million each, filed under Commercial, Industrial and Energy. In 2022, syracuse.com and the Wellsville Sun both reported the firm as part of the SWAP Team joint venture — with Anderson Porter Design and WHL Plant LLC — selected to design and build New York's first adult-use cannabis dispensaries. What a homeowner will not find is customers talking. Houzz's profile carries no reviews at all, and BBB's file publishes none either, though BBB grades it A+ on a profile that is explicitly not accredited — two separate things. The firm also does not tell one story about itself. BBB's blurb says it handles residential and commercial projects, and its Houzz services line ends with 'residential', while its own website describes only retail, mission critical, commercial, cannabis and healthcare work. Tenure moves too: BBB records 17 years, started in 2009, while the company's own copy claims over 30 years of construction experience and Houzz's version says over 25. The right fit for an owner needing a construction manager on a commercial fit-out, data centre or dispensary build, where its permit and project record lives. If you are a homeowner, start by asking whether it takes residential work at all, who would run your job, and for two recent references — nothing in the public record shows how it performs on a house.