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Renovation Service Areas Around Greater Boston
We plan each renovation around the town’s own permit rules.
We’re based in Stoughton and work within about 25 miles, as far out as Hopkinton. Each of these six towns has its own page, and we work in the towns around them too.
Towns with their own page
- HopkintonMedian house built 1990
- WellesleyMedian house built 1954
- NewtonMedian house built 1940
- NeedhamMedian house built 1964
- WestonMedian house built 1964
- WestwoodMedian house built 1968
Half the houses in each town were built in or before the year shown.
MA Construction Supervisor License CS-089723 (Stephen A. Selby)
Where we work
Towns west and south of Boston
We plan additions, kitchens, bathrooms, basements and whole-home renovations from our base in Stoughton. If your town isn’t on the map, call and ask.
Nearby towns we work in
- Dover
- Sherborn
- Medfield
- Sharon
- Milton
- Canton
- Dedham
- Natick
- Wayland
- Sudbury
- Lexington
- Hingham
Don’t see your town? Put it in the form and we’ll let you know.
Local rules
Building rules in each town
We look into these early, before anything is drawn or priced. Each town’s page has the details.
| Town | Permits | Demolition review | Energy code |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hopkinton | Online through OpenGov, since September 1, 2026 | Structures 75 or more years old, Chapter 125 | Specialized Opt-in, January 1, 2025 |
| Wellesley | Online through ViewPoint Cloud | Dwellings built in 1949 or earlier, Article 46C | Specialized Opt-in, January 1, 2024 |
| Newton | Online through NewGov | Total or partial demolition, 50 or more years old | Specialized Opt-in, January 1, 2024 |
| Needham | Online only, no paper applications | Demolition delay bylaw, Section 2.11.5 | Specialized Opt-in, July 1, 2024 |
| Weston | Online, plus a Board of Health application for additions | Buildings built by 1945, Article XXVI | Specialized Opt-in, July 1, 2024 |
| Westwood | All applications online | Structures built before 1911, Bylaw 250A | Stretch Code; no Specialized Opt-in |
Sources: each town’s building department and historical commission pages, the state’s energy code adoption table (DOER, June 2026), and the US Census (ACS 2019 to 2023) for the year houses were built.
Start your project
Plan your renovation with us
Send us the project, a rough budget and your town, or call the office.
(774) 296-4034