Shrewsbury Homes, Inc.

Shrewsbury Homes, Inc. is a home builder based at 4 Redwood Circle in Boylston, in Worcester County. Its BBB file puts the company at 62 years in business, incorporated in 1964, and describes what it sells simply: building and designing new homes, plus additions. What it is hired for shows up clearly in the paperwork. Building-permit records collected by BuildZoom cover 22 permitted projects, overwhelmingly single-family new construction and additions, with a long run of them in Northborough. Its own listings add custom home builds, small multi-family new construction of two to four units, and horizontal additions. Worcester County property-transfer columns record the company selling finished houses, including a $961,000 sale on Brigham Street in June 2025 and a Rocky Pond Road transfer in 2019, and in 2020 it was the applicant before a Conservation Commission for a stormwater permit on a two-lot subdivision at 21 Woodland Drive. The one first-hand account here comes from a homeowner writing on Reddit in December 2025, who named Shrewsbury Homes as their builder, said he committed to $250 per square foot while they chose upgrades such as granite, cabinets and molding, and reported passing rough-in plumbing inspection. Massachusetts registration is solid: Home Improvement Contractor licence 112236 is verified active with the state registry under the company's own name. Two things are worth raising before you sign. Sources disagree on who runs the business — BuildZoom names Christopher Gorton as owner while the BBB profile names Ronald Aspero as president/owner — so ask who will actually hold your contract. And no platform publishes customer reviews for this company; BuildZoom says outright that it has received none, so the usual read on how a build went is simply not available. This is the right call for someone planning a ground-up single-family build or a large addition in the Boylston, Northborough and Worcester area who is comfortable asking for references directly. Confirm the licence number with the state, confirm the current owner, and ask for addresses of recent completed builds you can see.