General Contractor in Watertown, MA. One Team for the Build and the Wiring.

The Charles River defines Watertown, and it shows up in the housing. Walk Mount Auburn Street through Coolidge Square, past the Armenian bakeries the neighborhood is known for, and you are surrounded by dense two-families. Follow the river southwest into Bemis and the homes sit right up against the water. Meanwhile the Arsenal Street corridor and Arsenal Yards have dropped brand-new construction into the middle of it all. Century-old houses and this-year finishes, often on the same block.

Working here means reading the street you are actually on. A Coolidge Square two-family hands you the old-house checklist: a 60 or 100 amp panel that cannot carry a modern kitchen, cloth wiring behind the plaster, a layout drawn for another era. A home in Bemis or near the river adds the water table to that list, so a basement or ground-floor build needs real drainage and moisture control. We sort out which of those apply to your house during the estimate, before anything is opened up.

Watertown routes its permits through Inspectional Services, and we file the building and electrical permits and manage the inspection dates for you. Since the wiring is done by our own crew, its inspection is coordinated with the build rather than waiting on an outside electrician. With new development nearby raising expectations, one company answering for the structure, the wiring, and the finish is what lets an older Watertown home meet that bar.