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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Shevcon. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
A typical single-level deck is 12×16 — about 200 sq ft.
Estimated range
$7,750 – $14,500
Typical carpentry project around $11,100
Dmitry Shevchenko and his two brothers, Mikhail and Anatoly, started framing houses on the New Hampshire seacoast in 2004 before bringing the business to the Boston area in 2012, where they founded Shevcon. The company says it's a family-owned framing, exterior carpentry and custom-home contractor based in Waltham, and Dmitry has been featured in local media, including a 2017 Boston Voyager Magazine profile and radio segments describing the family's approach to custom home building. There's no customer review on file for Shevcon on any platform checked — BBB and Angi both list the company with no reviews. What is on record is mixed: the Better Business Bureau gives it an A+ rating with no complaints, but the company's Massachusetts home improvement contractor license is currently expired according to the state registry. Separately, Angi's own listing places the business in Dedham while the company's own website and its BBB profile both say Waltham — worth confirming the current address before reaching out. For framing, exterior carpentry or custom home construction around the Boston area, Shevcon has real experience and media visibility behind it, but confirm the state contractor license has been renewed and pin down the current business address before signing anything, since there's no customer track record here yet to lean on.
“Shevcon Custom Homes:”
“Meet Dmitry Shevchenko of Shevcon in Waltham – Boston Voyager Magazine | Boston City Guide”
“Dmitry Shevchenko of Shevcon Custom Homes is a different breed.”
“Dmitry Shevchenko of Shevcon Custom Homes is a different breed.”
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