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Where we plan projects in Massachusetts
Service areas in Massachusetts are still being confirmed. The communities below are where we are planning first; availability is checked for every project address before anything is scheduled.
- Suffolk County
Boston
About 70% of Boston's homes are in buildings with three or more units, and nearly half were built before 1940. Projects here often mean working in occupied older buildings, and sometimes inside a local historic district or a FEMA flood hazard area.
Boston projects - Worcester County
Worcester
Worcester has a mix of three-deckers, older single-family homes and apartment buildings, and about 41% of its homes were built before 1940. Projects here often involve older wood-frame buildings, higher design snow loads than coastal cities, and historic review for some exterior work.
Worcester projects - Hampden County
Springfield
Springfield's homes are more often single-family or two-family than in the Boston area, and a large share were built between 1940 and 1960. Planning here often means updating mid-century interiors and checking whether exterior work falls inside one of the city's historic districts.
Springfield projects - Middlesex County
Lowell
Lowell's housing includes older two-family homes, single-family houses and apartment buildings, and most of it was built before 1980. Planning here often involves historic board review, older buildings and design snow loads higher than Boston's.
Lowell projects - Middlesex County
Cambridge
Cambridge is mostly multi-unit housing, and nearly half of its homes were built before 1940. Planning here often involves condo buildings, older multi-unit houses and a check for Historical Commission review.
Cambridge projects - Norfolk County
Quincy
Quincy mixes older single-family and two-family homes with a large share of apartments and condos, and about one in six units was built in 2000 or later. As a coastal city, it has higher design wind speeds than inland Massachusetts, and some sites need a flood map check.
Quincy projects - Bristol County
Fall River
Fall River's housing is old, about a third of it is in three- or four-unit buildings, and few homes are new. Planning here often means working in older multi-unit buildings and designing roofs and exteriors for higher wind speeds than Boston's.
Fall River projects - Berkshire County
Pittsfield
Pittsfield has a higher share of single-family and owner-occupied homes than Boston, Worcester or Springfield, and most were built before 1980. Its Berkshire setting brings heavier design snow loads, so roof, insulation and exterior projects need careful planning.
Pittsfield projects
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