Alex's Woodworking

Alex Turco's Haverhill shop is a woodworking operation first — custom cabinets, built-ins and furniture, by its own description, built on about four years in the trade. The permits tell a slightly different story than the name suggests: deck and porch rebuilds in East Boston, rot repair on a building front in Everett, a bakery remodel in Boston, and a sunroom plus a kitchen remodel in Beverly. That is five permitted jobs since 2022, ranging from a $6,000 kitchen to a six-figure commercial buildout. A small, varied book of work rather than a specialist's run of one job type. One credential question stands out. BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts construction supervisor license, CS-113758, which it says it saw as active in July 2026 — that is the directory's check, not the state registry's. A separate Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #179220, shows as cancelled. For residential remodeling work in Massachusetts, that registration is the one that carries the Guaranty Fund protection, so ask directly whether it has been reinstated before signing anything. No customer has published an account of working with them anywhere on file — nothing about scheduling, finish quality, or how problems get handled. For built-in cabinetry or a deck rebuild, the carpentry background is the draw. Confirm both licenses with the state yourself, and ask to see finished work in person, since there are no reviews to lean on.