WORCESTER COUNTY · 15 MIN FROM LANCASTER
Kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, deck building, and antique-home renovations in Bolton. Licensed HIC and CSL. Serving the Main Street and Route 117 corridor, the town common, and the custom colonials off Route 85 — written contracts, all permits handled through the Bolton Building Department.
GET A FREE ESTIMATEKitchen Remodeling
$24,000–$95,000
Cabinet replacements, quartz countertops, islands, layout changes, and full gut renovations. Bolton's newer custom colonials off Route 85 are built for open-concept, high-end kitchens with custom cabinetry and islands, while the antique homes along Main Street often need original galley or ell kitchens carefully rebuilt within period constraints. We handle both ends of that range.
Bathroom Remodeling
$16,000–$60,000
Full tile gut renovations, tub-to-shower conversions, vanity upgrades, and primary bath additions. Because nearly every Bolton home runs on a private well, we spec fixtures and valves with well-water pressure and hardness in mind, and we plan drain work around the septic system location confirmed during the estimate.
Deck Building
$26,000–$48,000
Composite and pressure-treated deck construction on Bolton's large wooded lots. Because most properties are on private septic, deck footings must be sited clear of the leach field, which we confirm before setting any post. Composite boards, aluminum rail, and proper frost-depth footings are standard. All deck permits are filed through the Bolton Building Department at the Town Hall, 663 Main Street.
Full Home Renovations
Custom quote
Antique colonial restoration, multi-room renovations, interior painting, and flooring installation. A single point of contact from estimate to final walk-through, with a written contract and fixed-price quote on every Bolton project.
Bolton is a rural, affluent Worcester County town about fifteen minutes east of our Lancaster shop, known for its orchard country — Bolton Orchards, Nashoba Valley Winery, and the Nashoba Valley ski area all sit within its borders. Unlike the denser mill towns nearby, Bolton is defined by open land, large wooded lots, and a housing stock split between centuries-old antiques and newer custom-built colonials. That split shapes almost every remodeling conversation we have here.
The oldest homes are the antique 18th- and 19th-century colonials and farmhouses that line Main Street along Route 117, Wattaquadock Hill Road, and Still River Road. These are the properties where remodeling becomes restoration: sistered and repaired timber framing, plaster repair, period-correct trim and moldings, and layout work that respects the original bones of the house. Many sit within or near the historic-district context around the town common, which can add design review to exterior projects — something we flag at the estimate rather than discover mid-build.
On the other end of the spectrum are the newer custom colonials on large wooded lots, many of them off Route 85 and the roads branching from it. These homes were built for the kind of high-end kitchen and bathroom work Bolton buyers expect: custom cabinetry, oversized islands, quartz and stone surfaces, spa-style primary baths, and generous composite decks that take advantage of the private, tree-lined settings. The scope on these projects runs larger, and the finishes run higher.
One thing nearly every Bolton home shares is that it runs on a private well and a private septic system rather than municipal water and sewer. That reality drives real decisions in kitchen and bathroom remodeling — drain routing, supply reroutes, and fixture selection all have to account for it — and it dictates where a new deck's footings can go relative to the leach field. Permits for all of this work are filed with the Bolton Building Department at the Town Hall, 663 Main Street. MCB confirms well, septic, and leach-field locations during the estimate walk-through and folds those constraints into the plan before any work starts.
Real 2026 price ranges for Bolton projects. Every quote is fixed-price and written; final cost depends on scope, materials, and site conditions.
| Project | Typical Range (2026) | What's Included |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen refresh | $24,000–$42,000 | Reface + quartz in newer Route 85 colonials. |
| Full kitchen remodel | $54,000–$95,000 | Custom cabinets, islands, high-end finishes on large lots. |
| Hall bath gut | $16,000–$32,000 | Tile gut, vanity, tub/shower; well-water fixtures. |
| Antique colonial restoration | $35,000–$120,000 | Timber repair, plaster, period-correct trim in pre-1850 homes. |
| Composite deck (16x20) | $26,000–$48,000 | Wooded-lot decks near leach fields; composite + rail + footings. |
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Does Maverick City Builders serve Bolton MA?
Yes. Maverick City Builders serves all of Bolton — from the historic town common and the Main Street corridor along Route 117 to the newer custom colonials off Route 85 — for kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, deck building, and full antique-home renovations. We also work throughout neighboring Lancaster, Berlin, Hudson, Stow, Harvard, and Clinton, all within a short drive of our Lancaster shop.
What remodeling services are available in Bolton MA?
Kitchen remodeling ($24,000 to $95,000), bathroom remodeling ($16,000 to $60,000), deck building ($26,000 to $48,000), antique colonial restoration, and full home renovations. Every Bolton project includes a written contract, a fixed-price quote, permit handling through the Bolton Building Department, and licensed HIC and CSL supervision from estimate to final walk-through.
How do private well and septic systems affect remodeling in Bolton?
Almost every home in Bolton is on a private well and septic system rather than municipal water and sewer. This matters for bathroom and kitchen projects that involve drain and supply work, and for deck construction sited near a leach field. MCB confirms the location of your well, septic tank, and leach field during the estimate walk-through in Bolton, and we plan drain routing and deck footings around those components before any work begins.
How do permits work for remodeling in Bolton MA?
Permits for remodeling in Bolton are filed with the Bolton Building Department at the Town Hall, 663 Main Street. Standard residential permits for kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, and deck construction are typically reviewed in one to three weeks, and homes near the town common may involve additional historic-district review for exterior work. MCB handles every permit application and schedules all inspections for Bolton projects.
What are the most common remodeling projects in Bolton homes?
Bolton's most common projects fall into two groups. In the antique 18th- and 19th-century colonials and farmhouses along Main Street, Wattaquadock Hill Road, and Still River Road, we do period-correct restoration — timber and framing repair, plaster work, and trim matched to the original. In the newer custom colonials on large wooded lots off Route 85, we do high-end kitchen gut renovations, spa-style bathrooms, and composite decks. Full antique colonial restorations are the signature Bolton project.
Maverick City Builders — Lancaster, MA — Serving Bolton & Worcester County
Licensed HIC & CSL — Fully insured — Written contracts on every project
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