Towns We Cover Around Wellesley
Seven communities west of Boston, all reached from one shop at 888 Worcester Street.
The route map is short on purpose. Every town below borders Wellesley or sits one town over, which keeps drive times reasonable and lets the same technicians learn the houses: the carriage barns of Newton, the tract ranches of Natick, the long Weston driveways and the shared garages behind Brookline's apartment blocks. Each town page lists the neighborhoods we visit most, the questions people there ask us, and the services we run in that town.
Home base. The shop sits on Worcester Street, so Wellesley Hills, the Square and Lower Falls are the shortest drives we make.
Newton, MAThirteen villages, many of them with steep driveways and old carriage-house garages that rarely take a stock door.
Natick, MARows of 1950s capes and ranches, the antique lanes of South Natick and damp air off Lake Cochituate.
Needham, MAJust over the Charles from us, with rail-stop neighborhoods and a steady stream of rebuilt houses on older lots.
Framingham, MAThe largest place we serve: postwar blocks, Saxonville mill streets and plenty of two-car doors along Route 9.
Weston, MALong driveways, estate-era houses and oversized openings where the door weight decides the spring choice.
Brookline, MATight garages in the dense north end, bigger estates to the south and historic districts that shape what a door can look like.
Outside these seven towns?
Call anyway. If the address is a reasonable drive from Route 9 we will say so and set a time, and if it is not we will tell you straight away instead of booking a visit we cannot keep. For anything urgent, the emergency service page explains what to do while you wait, and the full service list covers everything from springs to new doors.
