Wayne's Sheet Metal Inc

Wayne's Sheet Metal is a fabrication shop first and an HVAC contractor second — the Rehoboth outfit bends its own duct, and the permits show where that lands: kitchen exhaust hoods, rooftop unit swaps, spiral ductwork for a pool renovation, split systems dropped into commercial space. The Better Business Bureau describes a metal fabrication shop that makes sheet metal ductwork for heating and air conditioning systems along with machine-shop parts and ornamental pieces like railings and stairs, and lists copper pans, exhaust hoods, chimney caps, brackets, equipment stands and holding tanks among its products. It puts the company at 29 years, started in 1997 and incorporated in 2001, with 15 employees under president Wayne Gaudreau, and grades it A+ without accreditation. The work history is real and it is documented in permits rather than in customer writing. BuildZoom counts 18 permitted projects, four of them in the three years to 2023, running from a $600 kitchen exhaust pipe to a $200,000 make-up air unit for a pool renovation, spread across Attleboro, North Attleboro, Taunton, Brookline, Milton, Medfield, Buzzards Bay and the Newtons between 2015 and 2023. Two things a homeowner should weigh. First, not one of the four profiles carries a single customer review or star rating, so there is no written account anywhere of what hiring them is like. Second, the centre of gravity is commercial and it is southeastern Massachusetts: the company's own Procore listing calls it a Specialty Contractor serving the Rehoboth area in a Commercial market sector. Licensing needs a direct question. BuildZoom lists an active Massachusetts sheet metal licence #5292 but flags it unverified with an April 2026 expiry at last check, and it lists a Massachusetts sheet metal business record and a home improvement contractor registration #149307 that it says were at one point cancelled. Ask for current numbers and check them against the state boards before signing anything.