KCB takes home a Silver PRISM Award for Best Kitchen Remodel over $200,000 and a Gold PRISM for Nathan McBride, Most Valuable Team Member, Builder or Remodeler.

It’s more than just a number and in this case, very much the story of a company culture cultivated just as carefully as our millwork. Last month—August—we celebrated with a fabulous BBQ.

Jamie Bayha has been interning with KCB two years in a row and has something to say…

Zachary Fielder designed a safety feature for a piece of heavily used shop equipment - an innovative kickstop.

Rockstar KCB intern Eric Cardoso graduates from Madison Park Technical Vocational High School .

The team at KCB wins two awards for remodeling excellence.

The Eliot Schoolyard concerts begin Sunday, June 5th at 4 p.m. Kevin Cradock Builders is proud to be a Founding Sponsor.

The KCB team collaborated to refurbish the leaking conservatory at this historic Queen Anne project.

Design Journey panel with Kevin Cradock, J.B. Clancy, Sashya Thind, Josh Muncey and Jenna Talbott kicked off Boston Design Week 2022.

Where is the next generation of carpenters, project managers, and builders? Right here at KCB!

The team at Kevin Cradock Builders won a Gold PRISM Award from BRAGB, the Greater Boston chapter of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) for The Mooring Guest House in Marblehead.

Updating a historic Queenanne house built in 1884

The team at Kevin Cradock Builders celebrates two 2021 PRO New England Remodeling Awards.

From our archives, this Beacon Street Beauty, a project the KCB team completed a few years ago.

The team at Kevin Cradock Builders won a Gold PRISM Award from BRAGB, the Greater Boston chapter of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) for The Black & White in Jamaica Plain.

The team at KCB is nearing completion of our Homer project in Newton.

The team at Kevin Cradock Builders celebrates three GOLD CotY Awards from EM NARI, the local chapter of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry.

Renovating the kitchen of a JP landmark

The past couple months have been a roller coaster for us. We shut down completely in mid-March when construction was halted in Boston. After a couple weeks of working on a plan to safely resume work, we slowly started jobs back up.

Things are moving along nicely in Marblehead as we near completion. We are just finishing up work on the trellis.