Holland Development

Joe Holland and company show unrivaled disregard for others and are a detriment to the South End and greater Boston. They have made every attempt to evade due process in the proposed development of a 7 foot rear extension that would set a dangerous precedent and devalue the surrounding homes. When faced with 100% opposition at a recent abutters meeting, Joe Holland stated that he will proceed as planned. He also “loves the loopholes of development in the South End” and “will not be bullied.” Joe Holland: you are the bully.

Ran into one of the drivers at a gas station, pulling out and didn’t see me… obviously that means I’m in the wrong so he shines the middle finger as if I wasn’t already turning in. He then proceeds to pull back into the gas station after I park and open the door acting as if he were going to get out and play the tough guy role. Hire reputable guys…

While selling our home the inspector indicated that there was a problem with our heating system that required a contractor to fix. We reached out to the Holland Companies via our real estate broker and while the estimate ballooned from ~$60 to a final bill of $530, we were satisfied with the fix... until the heat was again unable to be turned on by the buyers during the walkthrough. The plumber came back out (with no notice, which we were grateful for), was finally able to get the heat turned on, and our house closed! A day after the closing we received an additional invoice for $200 for 2.5 hours of work. While the information above paints the picture of a perhaps less than competent, somewhat unscrupulous, and generally mediocre contractor, the final exchange between myself and the o

I did not use them but the did a large scale renovation at a neighbors. Took about 2 years for the building to be finished. Holland did what they wanted, i tried to contact them by phone, email and letter. Never a reply, the damaged the sidewalks, roadways, trash and garbage. They will get away with whatever possible

BRAINTREE – Residents in the Braintree Square area don’t want to see a large-scale, multi-family development in their neighborhood. Nearly 150 residents packed a meeting Thursday night of the North Braintree Civic Association at the Thayer Public Library to voice their concerns about the development plans. Braintree Mayor Joseph Sullivan said so far no plans have been filed by Boston-based Holland Construction and he doesn’t expect any in the near future. The company purchased 2.4 acres of land off Washington Street and Storrs Avenue more than three years ago and is considering plans to develop it. Kelly Moore, the association’s president, said he has met with Paul Holland of the company recently, with the session arranged by Sullivan. Moore said Holland is considering building 76 apartmen