Wpi Construction Inc

WPI Construction Inc is a Webster, Massachusetts roofing contractor owned by Wojciech Piwowarczyk. Its own trade listing describes a general contractor with fewer than ten employees working in roofing, roof and deck insulation, roof specialties and masonry, at contract sizes it states as $100,000 to $1,000,000. What is documented about this company comes from public records rather than from customers. Building-permit data credits it with 137 permitted projects, overwhelmingly roof replacements, and the named work is institutional: municipal roofing bids, phased roof replacement at a public housing development, and a school building project where a town's public works review concluded the firm had submitted the low, eligible and responsible bid, citing positive feedback from references. Its permitted work reaches Middleton, where it pulled a series of building-by-building roof replacement permits at a South Main Street complex in 2024. One thing a homeowner should raise directly. In 2020 the Attorney General's office announced a $150,000 settlement of allegations that the company's employees illegally handled, stored and transported asbestos while working on a construction project at a Haverhill public housing complex for low-income seniors. Asbestos is a live issue on any pre-1978 roof tear-off, so ask how the company handles notification, containment and disposal, and ask to see the paperwork for your own job. The customer-facing record is very thin. The Better Business Bureau lists the company as not accredited and gives it no rating at all, stating it does not have sufficient information to issue one. The only review on file anywhere is a single one-star comment from January 2012 on a permit directory, written by someone who said they did work at a house and were never paid — a payment dispute rather than an account of a finished roof. This is a commercial and multi-family roofer by its own permit history, not a residential re-roof specialist, and the price bands it publishes reflect that. If you are a property manager, condo association or municipality, its permit record is the substance here; if you are a single homeowner, get the scope and price in writing and confirm the company's Home Improvement Contractor registration and asbestos licence directly with the Commonwealth before signing.