Our focus is on your success! We host monthly training classes and occasional vendor sponsored events to help contractors have the knowledge, tools, and certification needed to succeed in the ever-changing construction industry environment.
Does your outdoor living space need an upgrade? Plan to join us for the Grand Opening of our new Decking Showroom at 90 Norfolk St, Mansfield, MA on Saturday, April 13 from 11am to 2pm. Product experts will be there to answer your questions plus there will be prize giveaways.
Meet 3-Time Football Champion Ted Johnson! He will be there from 11am–1pm. Plus there will be prize giveaways.
Considering an outdoor kitchen? Our Kitchen Views designers look forward to helping you design your outdoor cooking area.
Spring Vendor Days at our Newton Location Only will be held Tuesday Mornings beginning March 26 through May 21 and are open to the public.
Plan to stop by any time between 6:30am to 10am and enjoy coffee and assorted breakfast items while you see product demonstrations by representatives who can answer all your product questions.
Training classes are hosted monthly in our training room upstairs at our store location at 245 Oakland St in Mansfield, MA.
Click for current training options. Classes are open to both customers and non-customers, but all require that you register with the specific training company for their class.
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No More Contractor CSL License Cards From MA BBRS
The Massachusetts BBRS announced they will stop issuing CSL (Construction Supervisor License) licenses in their current format. This was reported on January 10th at the BBRS board meeting. The announced date is 2/1/2023.
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IMPORTANT New Stretch Energy Code, 225 CMR, took effect on January 1, 2023
January 18, 2023 MA BBRS sent out a notice regarding the new Stretch Code with instruction to also follow the 2021 IECC and MA Amendments. This applies in Massachusetts stretch code cities and towns. The new code was developed by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources, not the BBRS.
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