About Seven Pines Home Improvement | Shrewsbury, MA

About Seven Pines

About Seven Pines Home Improvement

Marcony Araujo, Romero Araujo, and the Seven Pines Home Improvement team in Shrewsbury, MA
Marcony, Romero & Team Shrewsbury · Worcester County

Seven Pines Home Improvement is a family owned company, run by two brothers. Marcony and Romero Araujo started it in 2016 with a used pickup truck and a promise to each other, and they have worked side by side on it ever since. Both are OSHA certified and Lead Paint certified.

They serve Shrewsbury, Worcester County, and MetroWest from their shop off Rice Avenue on the Northside.

From deck building and kitchen remodeling to bathroom renovations, siding installation, and full home additions, Seven Pines handles the range of work a home actually needs, the same vision Marcony and Romero had from the very first conversation. The company is based in Shrewsbury, MA and works with an 11-person team across the region. They're locally owned, carry their own insurance, and back every job with a 3-year workmanship warranty.

Seven Pines Home Improvement in Shrewsbury, MA

Rooted in Shrewsbury

Based in Shrewsbury, Working Across Worcester County

Seven Pines Home Improvement operates out of 14 Rice Avenue, Shrewsbury, MA 01545, up on the Northside, just past Dean Park heading toward the Northborough line. Rice Ave, not Rice Street. That address is a real operational base: it's where the work is managed, where the team starts its days, and where the phones are answered by people who know the jobs by name.

Most of the work stays close. Homeowners in Shrewsbury's Northside neighborhoods, the Deanwood streets, the older colonials and ranches up near the park, make up a big part of the regular client base. Seven Pines also works regularly out toward Northborough and Grafton, and takes on projects as far as Newton, Needham, and Sudbury when the fit is right. The service area follows Worcester County's renovation season: heavy spring and summer demand for decks and exteriors, steady year-round work for kitchens, baths, and interior remodels.

Seven Pines Home Improvement service vehicle outside a Shrewsbury, Massachusetts home
How Seven Pines Home Improvement Got Here
Barn reconstruction project that helped establish Seven Pines Home Improvement in Massachusetts

The Seven Pines Story

How Seven Pines Home Improvement Got Here

Where It Started

Before there was a Seven Pines, there were two guys a long way from owning anything.

Marcony was delivering pizzas across Boston. Romero had just walked away from the pizza business himself to learn construction, picking up the trade one job at a time, on actual sites, doing actual work. Every time they talked, the conversation ended the same way: we've got to build our own company one day.

Then Romero called and meant it. They sat down and decided right there: a company that could do it all, carpentry, painting, remodeling, lawns, whatever a home needed. That was the day Seven Pines was born.

That first season, the whole company was a used pickup truck, Marcony's carpentry background, and Romero's painting experience. Lawns, trim work, paint jobs. They earned back every dollar they'd put into tools and materials by the end of that summer. It wasn't a lot, but it was proof.

Then came the barn. A client wanted to rebuild one of the big old barns you see across this part of Massachusetts, not a side project, a real structural rebuild. To do it right, Marcony left his job. Romero left his. From that point, there was no safety net. It was Seven Pines or nothing.

Founded2016
Home BaseShrewsbury
Team11 People
Warranty3 Years
LanguagesEN · ES · PT

What Insurance Restoration Taught Them

Once Seven Pines was on paper and the barn was done, they went looking for the next job. That search led them into insurance restoration, rebuilding homes after fire, water, and storm damage.

That work changed how they think about construction. When a family is out of their house and counting on you to put it back together, there is no shortcut worth taking. The framing has to be right. The moisture barrier has to be right. The finish work has to close out clean, because an insurance adjuster and a homeowner are both going to look at it. Seven Pines ran those jobs for years, and that discipline, doing it the right way because there is no other way, is still the standard they hold on every kitchen, every bathroom, every deck they build today.

It also shaped how they think about scope. Insurance restoration means reading a house from the studs out. It means understanding what was behind the drywall before anything went wrong, and rebuilding it better. That whole-structure fluency is what separates a general contractor from a specialty sub, and it's what Seven Pines brings to every home renovation project in Shrewsbury.

Open-wall insurance restoration work in a Shrewsbury Massachusetts home

How the Business Actually Runs

Seven Pines is a service-mobile operation with a real local base. The crew, 11 people as of 2026, works out of Shrewsbury and drives to the job. There is no call center, no franchise coordinator, no regional account manager. When a homeowner calls (857) 247-4667, they reach the office. When a project starts, there's a dedicated project manager on it from day one.

That structure is a deliberate choice. Marcony and Romero built this company to be answerable. The project manager is the single point of contact, they know the schedule, they know the subcontractors on the job, they know what material is coming and when. That's not a pitch; it's the operating model. A homeowner should never have to chase down information about work happening in their own house.

The team holds OSHA certification and Lead Paint certification, both required for the renovation work Seven Pines does in older Massachusetts homes, where lead paint is a real and regulated concern. Those aren't optional credentials in this market; they're the floor.

Seven Pines Home Improvement team in Shrewsbury Massachusetts

From the First Call to the Final Walk-Through

The process at Seven Pines starts with a written estimate, detailed, itemized, not a ballpark. Homeowners get a document they can read line by line and ask questions about before anything is signed.

From there, a project manager is assigned and stays with the job. Scope changes get documented. The schedule is communicated. At completion, there's a walk-through, not a handshake and a lockbox drop. The 3-year workmanship warranty covers the work after the crew leaves, and it's backed by a company with a real address and real people answering the phone.

Seven Pines accepts payment by cash, check, bank transfer, Zelle, and Venmo. They work in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, which matters in a region where a significant portion of the trades workforce and homeowner base is bilingual. Estimates and job communication happen in the language the homeowner is most comfortable with.

Completed Shrewsbury home renovation prepared for the final project walkthrough
Written from start to finish Detailed estimate, one project manager, documented changes, final walk-through, and a 3-year workmanship warranty.
Completed Shrewsbury home renovation prepared for the final project walkthrough

What It Means to Work in Shrewsbury

Shrewsbury's housing stock spans a wide range, mid-century ranches and colonials on the Northside, newer construction toward the Northborough line, older New England-style homes closer to the town center. The mix matters for remodeling work. A kitchen renovation in a 1965 ranch has different structural realities than the same project in a 2005 colonial. So does a deck build on a lot with clay soil and freeze-thaw cycles that add two inches of frost movement every winter.

Worcester County's climate is real. Winters in this part of Massachusetts are not decorative, they're a construction factor. Deck materials, siding choices, and exterior work all have to be specified with the local freeze-thaw cycle in mind. Cedar and fiber cement perform differently here than they do in coastal communities. Seven Pines has been navigating those material decisions in Shrewsbury and the surrounding towns since 2016, and that accumulated local knowledge is part of what they bring to every estimate.

Permit realities matter too. Shrewsbury has its own inspection calendar and requirements. Projects that cross the line into Northborough or Grafton bring their own permit offices. Seven Pines has worked in those jurisdictions long enough to know what the process looks like and how to plan around it, which keeps projects on schedule and homeowners out of surprises.

Exterior home and deck renovation in Shrewsbury Massachusetts
Who Seven Pines Home Improvement Works With

Project-Scale Remodeling

Who Seven Pines Home Improvement Works With

Seven Pines works best with homeowners who have a real project, not a quick patch, but a kitchen they want to actually redo, a deck they want built to last, a bathroom they've been putting off, or a full home addition they're finally ready to pursue. The typical client is a Shrewsbury or Worcester County homeowner who wants a clear process, a real contact person, and a crew that shows up when it said it would.

The projects Seven Pines handles range from focused single-room remodels, a tub-to-shower conversion, a cabinet refacing, a composite deck install, to larger whole-home renovations, basement finishing, and attic conversions. Storm damage and siding replacement are a regular part of the workload, including fiber cement and cedar shake installations on older homes across the county. The company does not do small handyman calls; the work is project-scale.

Seven Pines also works with homeowners who've had a frustrating experience with a contractor who went quiet. The dedicated project manager structure and written-estimate process exist specifically for that client, someone who wants to know what's happening, who's on the job, and what comes next, without having to ask twice.

Home renovation project planning consultation in Shrewsbury Massachusetts
Seven Pines Home Improvement Company Facts

Trust & Legitimacy

Seven Pines Home Improvement, Company Facts

Legal Name
Seven Pines Home Improvement
Address
14 Rice Avenue, Shrewsbury, MA 01545
Hours
Monday through Saturday, 8 am, 6 pm · Sunday closed
Certifications
OSHA Certified · Lead Paint Certified
Founded
2016
Team
11 people
Ownership
Locally owned and operated in Shrewsbury, MA, Marcony Araujo and Romero Araujo, Owner & Founder
Languages
English, Spanish, Portuguese
Payment Accepted
Cash, Check, Bank Transfer (ACH), Zelle, Venmo
Warranty
3-Year Workmanship Warranty on all completed projects

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Questions About Seven Pines Home Improvement

Company Questions

Questions About Seven Pines Home Improvement

Seven Pines Home Improvement is owned and operated by Marcony Araujo and Romero Araujo, who co-founded the company in Shrewsbury, MA in 2016. Both owners are active in day-to-day operations and reachable through the main office at (857) 247-4667.

Seven Pines Home Improvement carries OSHA certification and Lead Paint certification, both required for renovation work in Massachusetts, particularly in older homes where lead paint regulations apply. The company is fully insured. You can reach the office at office@sevenpinescorp.com or visit our services page to learn more about how projects are structured.

Seven Pines Home Improvement has been operating in Shrewsbury, MA since 2016, nearly a decade of continuous local operation. The company started with a single pickup truck and two founders, and has grown to an 11-person team serving Worcester County and surrounding communities.

Contact Seven Pines Home Improvement

Seven Pines Home Improvement

Ready to talk through your project? Reach us at 14 Rice Avenue in Shrewsbury or give us a call.