Valley Construction Services | General Contractor in MA

Valley Construction Services is an Essex County general contractor whose website places its base in Haverhill and says it serves Methuen and nearby towns. The company says Anthony Crespo founded and runs it after more than ten years of hands-on residential and commercial construction work. Its stated menu ranges from roofing and siding to kitchens, baths, decks, additions, basement finishing and commercial renovations. Massachusetts HIC 205951 is registry-verified active, with Valley Construction Services, LLC listed as the holder. The recent customer accounts read like a steady run of occupied-home projects rather than one narrow specialty. In June 2026, homeowners described siding and window replacement after tree damage, a two-closet addition, and siding work finished in a day; another review describes a full-envelope renovation at a managed property. May and April accounts add rebuilt front stairs, deck sanding and repainting, new siding and repairs to rotten steps. Google showed 49 ratings at five stars in July 2026, and 11 of the 48 reviews dated within the last six months were positive. There is a longer history of larger renovations too. A January 2026 customer described a kitchen renovation, while 2025 reviews mention a deck replacement and work on a deck, porch and interior painting. In 2024, customers described a four-season porch and deck, condo-association roofing, a full bathroom renovation, and basement wall and floor repairs. Those dated examples suggest the company takes on both single-scope repairs and linked interior or exterior improvements; they do not mean every service is equally central today. For a homeowner, the clearest fit is a project that needs a general contractor across several parts of the house, especially siding, windows, decks or room renovations. Recent customers mention quick quotes, prompt starts, communication and cleanup, including one siding-and-window job that began within two weeks and took about three days. With that breadth, the useful next step is to pin down the exact scope, materials, sequencing and schedule for the particular home before work begins.