Home Remodelers in Shrewsbury, MA

My brother is an excellent general contractor/finish carpenter who does top notch work. He is licensed, insured & has excellent referrals. Please give him a call & he can give you an estimate Don Robert (508)962-7766

Bob Kirk is fantastic. +1 (978) 500-3576

JM HOME SERVICES (774) 287-7324

Larry thibault has redone SO much of our house, beautiful work. If you want window coverings for that new window contact budget blinds 508 842 3373 and I can get you his number if you call there too.

Window Logic in Grafton replaced our windows. They were great.

Don Robert (508)962-7766. Does excellent work

Mid-state Building and Remodeling -Shrewsbury based company Www.mid-statebuilding.com

Hassett builders Holden MA he really pays attention to detail very clean and the price quoted is the price you pay. I've used them twice and was very impressed. Stay far away from Capstone worcester. They started a job and walked off about halfway through a major remodel

Karbowski Remodeling, LLC phenomenal work great guys

Mike Haffty does excellent work. http://mghaffty.com

Kevin Allain sells blinds & shades. 508 450-1434

Paula, her name is Janet and her company is GreenBarn Covers and curtains. Her number is 774-258-2015. She is amazing.

Michael Davolio has been doing this work for years and is amazing at it, his family used to own the garage right by spags.

TONY MATTERO MASONRY (508) 792-1470

Maybe that's a question for Shrewsbury Electric & Cable Operations (SELCO)

I called Mass Save and was told if I don't have an account with major utility company there is no rebate for Shrewsbury residents

We followed the same process as Mark Maggiore a few years ago - simple. The best thing I ever did was convert from oil to gas, my heating bill is down 65% or more each heating season.

Every answer above is wrong. SELCO will net meter. That is the law. SELCO is not an investor owned utility and is therefor not required to engage in contract with third party energy providers though. Third party energy providers and Investor Owned utilities must have a certain portion of their portfolio in renewable energy resources. They can distribute under contract those resources to third party providers, such as NRG, or Solar City who you see advertised. Those renewable energy resources need not be in their service area, which is why you see Commonwealth Edison building utility level Solar plants in our area. The energy providers you see at Home Depot, etc. get tax credits to develop renewable energy and they sell you the electricity that their panels generate. They are able to sell it cheaper than the default Generation, Transmission and Distribution rates, because they receive very generous tax credits. Those credits however are only available to customers served by Investor Owned utilities. SELCO is not that. They are subject to different regulations and are not required to meet renewable energy goals that companies like National Grid are. As far as being "trapped" with SELCO, Linda Gagliastre, look around at any Investor Owned Utility rates, like Western Electric, Unitil, or National Grid. We pay a lot less than those rates. A lot. The service is much better too.