Shrewsbury Homes, Inc.

Shrewsbury Homes builds houses from the ground up in the towns north of Worcester — 22 permits on BuildZoom, overwhelmingly single-family new construction and additions in Northborough, alongside two commercial alterations in Worcester and a tenant fit-up in Sterling. The BBB file puts the company at 62 years, trading since 1964 out of 4 Redwood Circle in Boylston, with Ronald Aspero as president. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #112236, is active on the state registry, and the BBB grades the business A+. The BBB page also lists a construction supervisor licence, CS-026978, issued by the state Department of Public Safety and Inspections. The closest look at what building with them is like comes from a homeowner mid-project. In December 2025, a Reddit poster in a mortgage thread named Shrewsbury Homes as their builder, said the price had been committed at $250 a square foot before they picked upgrades — granite, cabinets, molding — and that the house had just passed its rough plumbing inspection. The Telegram's property transfer listings track the other end of that work: a $961,000 sale at 316 Brigham St from Shrewsbury Homes in June 2025, and a $175,000 Rocky Pond Rd transfer in 2019. Two housekeeping items before you call. BuildZoom names a different owner for the company than the BBB does, so confirm who you would actually be contracting with. And that December 2025 account turns on upgrades chosen after a per-square-foot number was set, so get the finish allowances — cabinets, counters, trim — written into the contract before the foundation goes in. For a custom single-family build or a substantial addition around Boylston and Northborough, this is a builder with decades of trading history and an active state registration behind it. Ask to walk a job in progress, and ask which construction supervisor will be named on your permit.