New houses
From the first stake to a certificate the town will sign. Envelope, then interiors, then the quiet closeout.
MC Services Inc. frames, adds, and closes houses from 731 State Rd. Matthew Sheridan keeps one sequence — stake, dry-in, finish — and leaves the yard when the list is actually done.
Three kinds of work. Each one starts with a walk, not a catalog page.
From the first stake to a certificate the town will sign. Envelope, then interiors, then the quiet closeout.
A new volume that meets the old roof without a scar you can point at from the street.
Kitchens and baths while the household stays. One working sink, a dated sequence, no surprise weeks.
Nothing starts until the order is written. Nothing ends until the last mark is checked off on site.
Matthew stands on the parcel and writes what the street will still see in ten winters.
Foundation, frame, and a roof that sheds before interiors are even discussed.
Kitchens and baths on a week note. A live sink if the family is still in the house.
Hardware, paint, and the last walk. We leave when that list is empty.
If a new volume still looks bolted to the old house from the sidewalk, the job is open.
Salt air and a Plymouth freeze are drawn into the envelope, not priced after the first storm.
When a family stays, one working sink and a week note are part of the plan, not a favor.
One phone number on the form. He rings you back from +1 (774) 503-4094.