Sorella Contracting, Inc.

Sorella Contracting works out of a Main Street suite in Hudson with an unusual split for a construction company: it builds, and it also runs the back office — support services sold to other contractors — under the same roof. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active, number 215074, and the registry holds it in the company's own name rather than an individual's. The company describes itself as woman-owned and says it is a certified Woman Business Enterprise; it also lists OSHA certification and a notary public on staff. Those are its own statements, made on its website, not things confirmed against a certifying body here. The one outside trace is municipal: Town of Hudson board records name the company on a contract carried through to a certificate of final completion and final payment. That listing carries no date, so it says the company finishes public work and gets signed off — not how busy it is now. What's missing is homeowners. No customer reviews have surfaced on any public platform, which means there is nothing yet from people who actually hired them about scheduling, cleanup, or how a change order gets handled. That makes Sorella a call for a homeowner willing to do their own diligence rather than lean on a crowd. Ask what share of the work is residential versus the business-services side, ask for recent local references you can phone, and get the Woman Business Enterprise certification in writing if it matters for your project — the state license, at least, checks out.