MIDDLESEX COUNTY · 20 MIN FROM LANCASTER
Kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, deck building, and full home renovations in Hudson. Licensed HIC and CSL. Serving downtown and Wood Square, the Highlands, and the Assabet River neighborhoods — written contracts, all permits handled through the Hudson Building Department.
GET A FREE ESTIMATEKitchen Remodeling
$22,000–$92,000
Cabinet replacements, quartz countertops, layout changes, and full gut renovations. The tight galley kitchens in Hudson's downtown-era and mill-era homes near Wood Square are prime candidates for open-concept conversions, while the Highlands colonials take well to full remodels with new cabinets and quartz. We reface and update the more modest capes and ranches on the outskirts too.
Bathroom Remodeling
$16,000–$58,000
Full tile gut renovations, tub-to-shower conversions, vanity upgrades, and second-bath additions. Much of Hudson's 1900s–1940s housing stock was built with a single tight bathroom, so adding a full or half bath is one of the most common and highest-return projects we run here. We tile, waterproof, and update fixtures to match the age and character of each home.
Deck Building
$26,000–$48,000
Composite and pressure-treated deck construction with proper footings and code-compliant railings. Rear decks are popular on the newer subdivision homes toward the Stow and Sudbury lines, where lots open up. On properties past the sewer district we confirm private septic and leach-field locations before siting any footings. All deck permits are filed through the Hudson Building Department at Town Hall, 78 Main Street.
Full Home Renovations
Custom quote
Multi-room renovations, interior painting, flooring installation, and whole-home updates. Single point of contact from estimate to final walk-through. Written contract and fixed-price quote on every Hudson project.
Hudson is a Middlesex County town of roughly 20,000 built along the Assabet River, once a shoe and mill town and now known for one of the most revitalized, walkable downtowns in the region. The award-winning Main Street and Wood Square corridor gives Hudson a real town center — something many of the rural towns around it lack — and that walkability shapes the housing right around the core. MCB works throughout Hudson, from the dense streets near the river to the newer subdivisions on the town's edges, and it sits about 20 minutes east of our Lancaster shop.
Hudson's neighborhoods each have a distinct feel. The downtown and Wood Square area is anchored by Victorian and mill-era homes, many of them tight on small urban lots and originally built for shoe-factory workers. The Highlands and the residential streets around Houghton and Brigham hold a mix of early-1900s homes and colonials, and this is where we see a lot of full kitchen remodels and interior updates. Moving outward, dense 1900s through 1940s streets give way to mid-century ranches, and then to newer subdivisions closer to the Stow and Sudbury lines where lots are larger and backyards support deck projects.
Utilities in Hudson split by location. The downtown and older residential core is on municipal sewer and water, which keeps kitchen-drain and bathroom work straightforward. Homes on the outskirts — particularly toward the Stow, Bolton, and Sudbury borders — are more likely to be on private septic, so we confirm septic and leach-field locations during the estimate for any bath, kitchen-drain, or deck work near those systems. Identifying that up front keeps a project on schedule instead of stalling mid-build over a surprise.
Two project types dominate Hudson: updating the tight, dated kitchens common in the downtown-era housing near Wood Square, and adding a second bathroom to older one-bath homes that no longer fit the way families live. Permits for both are filed through the Hudson Building Department at Town Hall, 78 Main Street, where standard residential kitchen, bathroom, and deck permits are typically reviewed within one to three weeks. MCB handles all permit applications and inspection scheduling for Hudson projects, so the homeowner never has to chase paperwork at Town Hall.
Real 2026 price ranges for Hudson 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 | $22,000–$40,000 | Reface + counters in downtown-era homes near Wood Square. |
| Full kitchen remodel | $50,000–$92,000 | New cabinets, quartz, open-concept in Highlands colonials. |
| Hall bath gut | $16,000–$32,000 | Tile gut, new fixtures in tight 1900s–1940s baths. |
| Second-bath addition | $18,000–$45,000 | Adding a full or half bath to one-bath mill-era homes. |
| Composite deck (16x20) | $26,000–$48,000 | Rear decks toward the Stow/Sudbury lines; composite + rail. |
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Does Maverick City Builders serve Hudson MA?
Yes. Maverick City Builders serves all of Hudson — downtown and Wood Square, the Highlands, and the residential streets around Houghton and Brigham — for kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, deck building, and full renovations. Hudson sits in Middlesex County about 20 minutes from our Lancaster shop, and we also work throughout neighboring Stow, Bolton, Berlin, Marlborough, and Sudbury.
What county is Hudson MA in?
Hudson is in Middlesex County, on the western edge of the county along the Assabet River. That places it a short drive from our Lancaster base in Worcester County and from the neighboring towns of Stow, Bolton, Berlin, Marlborough, and Sudbury. Maverick City Builders is a fully licensed Massachusetts HIC and CSL contractor covering both Middlesex and Worcester County.
What remodeling services are available in Hudson MA?
Kitchen remodeling ($22,000 to $92,000), bathroom remodeling ($16,000 to $58,000), second-bath additions, composite deck building ($26,000 to $48,000), interior painting, flooring installation, and full home renovations. Every Hudson project includes a written contract, a fixed-price quote, permit handling through the Hudson Building Department, and licensed HIC and CSL supervision.
How do permits work for remodeling in Hudson MA?
Permits for Hudson remodeling projects are filed with the Hudson Building Department at Town Hall, 78 Main Street. Standard kitchen, bathroom, and deck permits are typically reviewed within one to three weeks. MCB handles every permit application and schedules all required inspections, so Hudson homeowners do not need to visit Town Hall or manage the paperwork themselves.
What are the most common remodeling projects in Hudson homes?
The two most requested projects in Hudson are updating tight downtown-era kitchens near Wood Square and adding a second bathroom to older one-bath mill-era homes. We also do full tile bath guts in the town's 1900s to 1940s stock, open-concept kitchen conversions in Highlands colonials, and rear composite decks on the newer homes toward the Stow and Sudbury lines.
Maverick City Builders — Lancaster, MA — Serving Middlesex County & Worcester County
Licensed HIC & CSL — Fully insured — Written contracts on every project
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