Souliere & Zepka Construction

When Adams went looking for a builder for the Greylock Glen Outdoor Center, the job went to a firm from its own downtown. Souliere & Zepka Construction is a general contractor on Spring Street in Adams, founded in 1981 by Roger Souliere and Michael Zepka according to the company, and its work runs to academic, medical, commercial, government and industrial buildings around the Northeast. Most of its jobs are public ones, reported in the local press as they were awarded. The Berkshire Eagle wrote in December 2021 that its $7.7 million base bid led the field for the Greylock Glen project, and the town signed the paperwork the following month. In 2019, iberkshires reported a $1.2 million contract for the next phase of a nonprofit's building — an elevator running from the basement to the second floor, new accessible bathrooms upstairs and a fire suppression system. In April 2024, the Colliers Project Leaders manager overseeing a visitor's center build praised the quality of the workmanship by the company and its subcontractors, singling out attention to detail. Two things a homeowner should weigh. Federal labor enforcement records list a formal OSHA inspection of the company at an Adams job site that resulted in one citation. And the bulk of this firm's work is institutional and commercial — BuildZoom's permits for it cover commercial builds alongside residential repairs and renovations. The state registry shows its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration active, and the Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office certifies it as a Women Business Enterprise, a certification that runs to 2029. Its Better Business Bureau profile carries an A+. For a large, complex house project — an addition, an accessibility retrofit, a renovation that needs real project management and licensed supervision — this is the kind of outfit built for it. Ask who on their staff would run your job day to day, and ask how a house-sized job fits the schedule alongside their public work.