Wicked Builders

Wicked Builders is Anthony Tasselari's Norton, Massachusetts outfit, and the thing homeowners keep coming back to is additions — the kind of job where a family needs a whole new room built onto their house. The company says Tasselari rebuilt storm-damaged homes in Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina before returning to Massachusetts to open his own general-contracting firm. The track record backs up the trade. Google and Houzz reviews run from 2021 to 2026, averaging 5 stars on both platforms (7 Google ratings, 11 on Houzz), and additions come up again and again: in a 2021 review, a customer praised the crew's attention to detail on a master bedroom addition, and a Houzz reviewer this spring called a large addition job well communicated and carefully finished. In a 2025 review, a homeowner described new stair railings, balusters and newel posts finished to their satisfaction, with the crew coming back to wrap up the last details. Reviews from this April and May keep repeating the same notes — careful craftsmanship, easy communication, work finished on time. One thing worth asking about directly: the state registry shows Wicked Builders' Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, HIC #191859, expired, a finding BuildZoom's own licensing records confirm. That sits oddly next to how the number reads elsewhere — the company's own site describes itself as a fully insured HIC holder under that same number, and Houzz separately lists Tasselari as a licensed Construction Supervisor, an individual credential distinct from the company registration. Get current proof of both before signing anything. For an addition, a remodel, or finish-carpentry work around Norton, the reviews describe a crew that communicates well and delivers specifically on additions — just confirm the paperwork is current first.