Aleksandr Gurovich

Aleksandr Gurovich runs a one-man residential remodeling business out of 85 University Ave in Westwood, Massachusetts, trading under his own name. What exists for him is a permit history rather than a review history. Building-permit records show 34 permitted projects, 14 of them in the last three years, with a typical permit around $32,000. The bulk of it is kitchen remodels, finished basements and additions, spread across Westwood, several Boston neighbourhoods, Newton, Brookline, Everett, North Attleboro and Falmouth, including a $59,000 basement finish at a Marblehead address in May 2024. The services he lists match that: kitchens, bathrooms, basements, whole-home remodels and additions. The permit set is not purely residential. It also includes a conversion of retail space into a dental office in Allston and a $2,000,000 conversion of a building into apartments in Everett, so a homeowner should confirm that a small single-family job gets the same attention as the larger multi-unit work. No customer reviews are published for him on any source that returned data, so there is no homeowner feedback here to weigh. The BuildZoom score of 103 shown alongside his name is calculated from permits and licence status, not from customers, and is not a star rating. The licence picture needs care. BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts construction supervisor licence, CS-113272, and a Home Improvement Contractor registration, 195127, both of which it states were active when checked in 2026. But it also prints a City of Newton number, 113272, twice — once as a Building Contractor licence and once as a Residential Builder licence — each labelled Active while simultaneously carrying a stated expiry of November 2022 under a 'License Not Verified' heading. That is the directory contradicting itself, not a settled fact about this contractor. For a kitchen, bathroom or basement project on the Boston-metro side of the state, the permit trail is real and reasonably deep. Ask for references directly, since none are published, and confirm both the construction supervisor licence and the HIC registration with the Massachusetts Department of Public Safety and the Office of Consumer Affairs before committing.