Finding a contractor who actually comes to your town, and knows what older homes there are like, matters more than most people expect. Silva Construction Pro is a licensed and insured general contractor based at 96 Main St in Saugus, MA, and these are the general contractor service areas we work in across the North Shore, Greater Boston and southern New Hampshire. Pick your town below for a free estimate, or call (978) 239-4443.
Licensed in Massachusetts: HIC #213421 · CSL #123919 | Fully licensed and insured | 20+ years of experience | Rated 5.0 on Google
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Finding a contractor who actually comes to your town, and knows what older homes there are like, matters more than most people expect. Silva Construction Pro is a licensed and insured general contractor based at 96 Main St in Saugus, MA, and these are the general contractor service areas we work in across the North Shore, Greater Boston and southern New Hampshire. Pick your town below for a free estimate, or call (978) 239-4443.
Licensed in Massachusetts: HIC #213421 · CSL #123919 | Fully licensed and insured | 20+ years of experience | Rated 5.0 on Google
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We serve 15 cities and towns: 12 in Massachusetts and 3 in southern New Hampshire. Every one of them gets the same services and the same process: a free in-home estimate, a clear plan, licensed and insured work and a walkthrough when it is done. What changes from town to town is the housing, the weather and the permit office, which is why each area has its own page.
Saugus is our home base, and we do work in Saugus itself. From here, the North Shore towns of Lynn, Peabody, Danvers, Beverly and Salem are close, and Boston, Revere and Malden are a short drive south. The Merrimack Valley towns of Haverhill, Amesbury, Salisbury and Newburyport, and the southern New Hampshire cities of Salem, Nashua and Manchester, are part of our regular service area.
Each area page goes into what matters in that town: the kind of housing, what the local weather does to a building, who issues the permit and which projects come up most often. Start with the page closest to you, or call if you are not sure which one fits.
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- Lynn, MA: our neighbor next door, with a large share of homes built before 1940, triple-deckers and a coastline that is hard on exteriors.
- Peabody, MA: the “Leather City,” with 19th-century neighborhoods and a mix of older and suburban homes.
- Danvers, MA: historic villages like Danversport and Hathorne, and landmark houses like the Rebecca Nurse Homestead.
- Beverly, MA: a harbor city with a few homes dating to the 1600s and waterfront neighborhoods like Beverly Farms.
- Salem, MA: Federal-style architecture and historic districts that shape what you can change outside.
- Revere, MA: beachfront and marsh-side homes, single-family and multi-family, in constant contact with salt air.
- Malden, MA: a dense inland city where many homes are multi-family and renovation has to fit tight lots.
- Boston, MA: row houses, brownstones and triple-deckers across neighborhoods from the South End to Dorchester.
- Newburyport, MA: Federal-style houses on High Street and coastal exposure from the Merrimack River to Plum Island.
- Amesbury, MA: a former mill and carriage town with Federal and Victorian homes.
- Salisbury, MA: beach cottages and year-round homes on marsh and coast, where storms and erosion shape every exterior project.
- Haverhill, MA: Victorian houses in the Highlands, Federal-era homes and converted mill buildings along the Merrimack.
- Salem, NH: suburban neighborhoods built up since the 1950s, just across the state line.
- Nashua, NH: a mill-city history and winters with about 52 inches of snow a year.
- Manchester, NH: Victorian and mill housing around the Amoskeag Millyard.
No matter which of our general contractor service areas you live in, you can ask for any of these:
- Bathroom remodeling and kitchen remodeling
- Flooring, including hardwood installation and refinishing, and tile installation
- Drywall and plaster repair and installation
- Painting, inside and out
- Masonry, including chimney repair and tuckpointing
- Pressure washing
- Demolition
Many projects combine several of these. A general contractor who handles all the trades gives you one point of contact, one estimate and a schedule where each step follows the one before it.
- Free consultation: we visit your home, discuss your vision, assess your space and answer your questions.
- Design and planning: a detailed plan with layout, materials, fixtures and timeline.
- Transparent estimate: clear, itemized, with no hidden fees.
- Expert installation: skilled craftsmen, quality materials and daily communication.
- Final walkthrough: we walk through the finished project with you.
Our licenses are Massachusetts licenses: HIC #213421 (Home Improvement Contractor registration) and CSL #123919 (Construction Supervisor License). In Massachusetts, a licensed contractor is generally the person who applies for the building permit, and most renovation work needs one. In New Hampshire, the state does not issue a general contractor license, and building permits come from the local town or city building department. In both states, the smart first question to any contractor is the same: can I see your credentials and proof of insurance?
Call us at (978) 239-4443. If you are near one of our general contractor service areas, we may still be able to help, and we will tell you honestly if a project is outside our area.
Where is Silva Construction Pro based?
At 96 Main St, Saugus, MA 01906, open Monday to Saturday, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Which cities are in your general contractor service areas?
Saugus, Lynn, Peabody, Revere, Malden, Danvers, Beverly, Salem, Boston, Haverhill, Newburyport, Amesbury and Salisbury in Massachusetts, and Salem, Nashua and Manchester in New Hampshire.
Do you charge for estimates?
No. Every project starts with a free estimate, at your home.
Are you licensed to work in New Hampshire?
New Hampshire does not issue a state general contractor license. Our credentials are Massachusetts ones (HIC #213421, CSL #123919), and we carry liability insurance and workers’ compensation.
Does every town require a permit?
Most renovation work does, and each town has its own building department. We go over what your project needs.
Can one contractor do several services on the same project?
Yes. Bathrooms, kitchens, floors, tile, drywall, paint, masonry, pressure washing and demolition can be planned and scheduled together.
Request your free estimate or call (978) 239-4443.
Silva Construction Pro · 96 Main St, Saugus, MA 01906 · Monday–Saturday, 7:00 AM–5:00 PM