WORCESTER COUNTY · 12 MIN FROM LANCASTER
Kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, deck building, and full home renovations in Clinton. Licensed HIC and CSL. Serving downtown, Greeley Hill, and the Acre — written contracts, all permits handled through the Clinton Building Department.
GET A FREE ESTIMATEKitchen Remodeling
$20,000–$88,000
Cabinet replacements, quartz countertops, layout changes, and full gut renovations. Clinton's late-1800s Victorians and two- and three-family homes downtown often have small, closed-off kitchens with dated wiring and plumbing — opening them up while updating systems is the most requested scope in the neighborhoods around High Street and Church Street.
Bathroom Remodeling
$15,000–$56,000
Full tile gut renovations, tub-to-shower conversions, vanity upgrades, and second-bath additions. The tight-footprint bathrooms common in Clinton's three-deckers and worker cottages take careful layout planning to fit a modern shower, vanity, and storage into a small space without stealing square footage from the rooms next door.
Deck Building
$22,000–$42,000
Composite and pressure-treated deck construction with proper footings and aluminum or composite rail. Clinton's small urban lots mean rear decks are usually compact and tucked between close neighbors, so we plan footing placement and access around tight side yards and existing utilities. All deck permits are filed through the Clinton Building Department at 242 Church Street.
Full Home Renovations
Custom quote
Multi-room renovations, rental-unit and multi-family turnovers, interior painting, flooring, and whole-home updates. Single point of contact from estimate to final walk-through, with a written contract and a fixed-price quote on every Clinton project.
Clinton is the densest community in our Worcester County service area — a compact former textile-mill town about 12 minutes from our Lancaster shop. Where the surrounding towns spread out across farm lots and wooded acreage, Clinton is built on a tight downtown grid of narrow streets, small lots, and homes that sit close to one another and close to the road. That density shapes almost every project here: staging, dumpster placement, and material deliveries all have to be planned around narrow streets and shared driveways before the first day of work.
The housing stock skews older and tighter than anywhere else nearby. Downtown, along High Street, Church Street, and Union Street, you find late-1800s Victorians, two- and three-family homes, worker cottages, and duplexes originally built for the mill workforce. Greeley Hill and the Acre carry the same dense, walkable character. On the outskirts toward Route 110 and Route 62 the lots open up a little, with mid-century capes and ranches mixed into the older fabric. Because so much of Clinton was built for renters and multi-family living, investor and landlord remodels — unit turnovers and full building renovations — are a core part of the work we do here.
Unlike the rural towns we serve, most of Clinton is on municipal sewer rather than private septic. That simplifies drain and bathroom work — there is no leach field to plan around — but it does not make the older homes simple. Mill-era plumbing and early or knob-and-tube wiring are common in the downtown stock, and a serious kitchen or bath gut in a Victorian or three-decker often means bringing supply lines, drains, and electrical up to current code as part of the project. We flag those conditions during the estimate so the scope and the price account for them from the start, not halfway through the job.
Clinton is also home to the Wachusett Dam and the Clinton Reservoir, and the town's engineering heritage shows in its solidly built older housing. Permits for remodeling here are filed with the Clinton Building Department at Town Hall, 242 Church Street. Standard residential permits for kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, and deck construction are typically reviewed in one to three weeks. MCB handles every permit application and schedules all inspections for Clinton projects, so homeowners and property owners are not the ones standing in line at Town Hall.
Real 2026 price ranges for Clinton 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 | $20,000–$38,000 | Reface + counters in downtown Victorians and two-families. |
| Full kitchen remodel | $46,000–$88,000 | New cabinets, quartz, rewire/replumb in older mill-era homes. |
| Hall bath gut | $15,000–$30,000 | Tile gut, new fixtures — tight-footprint baths in three-deckers. |
| Rental-unit turnover remodel | $18,000–$45,000 | Kitchen + bath refresh per unit for multi-family owners. |
| Composite deck (16x20) | $22,000–$42,000 | Rear decks on small urban lots; composite + rail + footings. |
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Does Maverick City Builders serve Clinton MA?
Yes. Maverick City Builders serves all of Clinton — downtown, Greeley Hill, and the Acre — for kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, deck building, and full home renovations. Clinton sits about 12 minutes from our Lancaster shop, and we also work throughout neighboring Lancaster, Sterling, Berlin, and Bolton.
What remodeling services are available in Clinton MA?
Kitchen remodeling ($20,000 to $88,000), bathroom remodeling ($15,000 to $56,000), deck building ($22,000 to $42,000), rental-unit and multi-family turnovers, interior painting, flooring, and full home renovations. Every project includes a written contract, a fixed-price quote, permit handling through the Clinton Building Department, and licensed HIC and CSL supervision.
How does Clinton's dense, small-lot housing affect a remodel?
Clinton is the densest town in the area — a former textile-mill community with tight urban lots and municipal sewer through most of the built-up neighborhoods. That changes the work: downtown Victorians, two- and three-family homes, and worker cottages sit close together on small lots, so we plan staging, dumpster placement, and material deliveries around narrow streets and shared driveways. Municipal sewer simplifies drain work compared with the rural septic towns, but older mill-era plumbing and wiring often need updating during a gut.
How do permits work for remodeling in Clinton MA?
Permits for remodeling in Clinton are filed with the Clinton Building Department at Town Hall, 242 Church Street. Standard kitchen, bathroom, and deck permits are typically reviewed in one to three weeks. MCB pulls every permit, schedules the inspections, and manages the process from start to finish, so Clinton homeowners do not have to visit Town Hall or file paperwork themselves.
Do you do multi-family and rental remodels in Clinton?
Yes. Multi-family and investor remodels are one of the most common project types in Clinton, where two- and three-family homes and duplexes make up a large share of the housing. We handle single-unit turnovers — kitchen and bath refreshes between tenants — as well as full multi-unit renovations, and we schedule the work in phases so owners can keep the rest of the building occupied and rented while we build.
Maverick City Builders — Lancaster, MA — Serving Clinton & Worcester County
Licensed HIC & CSL — Fully insured — Written contracts on every project
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