Adam Dixey

Twenty permits, no reviews. Adam Dixey's record in Marblehead is written entirely in building department filings, and those filings describe substantial work: a $310,602 garage on Arrowhead Road in 2021, a $146,752 remodel of two baths, a living room and closets in Newburyport in 2023, a $63,000 Brighton kitchen with a new bay window the same year, and a $182,000 second-floor addition in Peabody back in 2017. The trade is multi-room remodeling — bathrooms and kitchens most often, plus additions, basements and whole-house work. Seven of the twenty permits fall in the last three years, and the typical filing runs about $50,000, which places this squarely in renovation rather than repair work. Marblehead is the home base and the biggest cluster of jobs, with Beverly, Peabody, Newburyport and Boston filling in the rest. The business behind the name is Precision Remodeling & Construction, an LLC incorporated in December 2011 and listed with one employee at 2 Tulip St in Salem, with Adam Dixey as its manager. Its BBB page carries an A+ grade, though the business is not BBB accredited — two separate things, and neither is a review. The credential question is the one to settle before hiring. BuildZoom reports that Adam Dixey held a contractor licence, number 12821, that expired on 1 May 2008, and says it re-checked and confirmed it expired in December 2024; its listing carries a "no active licence on file" flag. That is a real fact about the licence record under this exact name, not a namesake mix-up. It is also only a directory's report, and the label BuildZoom uses does not match how Massachusetts names its trade licences, so it may describe a Construction Supervisor record rather than a registration. Permits at these values normally require both a Construction Supervisor Licence and a Home Improvement Contractor registration, so ask to see both, in the name of the LLC, and check them against the state before signing anything. With no customer writing published anywhere and a lapsed licence record on file, this is a row to approach with questions rather than confidence: ask for the current CSL and HIC numbers, a certificate of insurance, and three recent Marblehead or Beverly references you can call.