United Construction Group Inc.

United Construction Group Inc. works out of 214 High Street in Avon. The Massachusetts registry confirms an active Home Improvement Contractor registration, number 195071, held in the company's own name, and the Better Business Bureau records the business as started and incorporated in November 2008 as a corporation with one employee. What it actually does is legible from municipal permit records rather than from customers, because no customer has written about it anywhere. Eleven permitted projects are on file. Two of them are water-damage repairs and they are the clearest through-line: a December 2023 job in Billerica valued at $40,000 covering new insulation, sheetrock and plaster in a living room, dining room and two upstairs bedrooms, with the kitchen cabinets removed and reinstalled and the house repainted; and a March 2024 job in Waltham removing cabinets, installing new sheetrock and plaster and putting the existing cabinets back. Roofing appears twice, including a 2020 Somerville replacement with ice-and-water shield four feet up from the eaves and architectural shingle carrying a 25-year warranty. A 2021 Milton permit covers building a bathroom and laundry in a basement. The remaining permits are in Waltham and Mattapoisett. The thing to weigh against that is the Better Business Bureau's grade. It is a B-, and the bureau gives the reason plainly: failure to respond to a complaint filed against the business. That is a grade about how the company handled a customer dispute, not about the workmanship — but an unanswered complaint is the kind of thing worth raising directly before you sign. Two other things are worth knowing. The bureau's file lists one employee, while the permit record runs from Billerica in the north to Mattapoisett on Buzzards Bay, so ask who will actually be on your job and who is subcontracted. And the permitted work has thinned recently: two projects in 2024 and one in 2023 by BuildZoom's count. For an insurance water-damage repair or a roof in the Avon area, the active state registration and the permit record are real. Ask about the BBB complaint, and get references you can call.