Winter Hill General Contractor Inc

Three hundred and thirty permits. That is the shape of this company: a long, steady trail of permitted work across Greater Boston — 19 of those in the last three years alone, in Malden, Brookline, Melrose, Everett, Middleton, Danvers, Newton and Billerica. The typical permit runs about $13,350, so the bread and butter is mid-size work: kitchens and bathrooms, decks and porches, roofing and siding. Two things belong at the top of the call, though. The first is the registration. The Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration held under the company's name, number 168583, comes back expired at the state registry. BuildZoom separately lists a newer registration, #204047, issued 30 December 2025 and shown as active — that is the directory's own listing rather than anything confirmed, so ask the company for its current registration number and look it up yourself at the Office of Consumer Affairs before signing. The second is OSHA. A violation record page on osha.gov names Winter Hill General Contractor, Inc. Put that question to them straight and hear the answer. On the other side of the ledger, BuildZoom records $2 million of general liability cover and $500,000 of workers' compensation, and a customer testimonial published on the company's own site speaks well of the crew. The permit history is the real strength here — years of documented, inspected work across a dozen towns, which is more than most small general contractors can show. Ask for three recent references in your town, settle the registration question at the registry, and get a straight answer on the OSHA entry. Do those three things and you will know far more than any listing can tell you.