Anthony M. Lentz

Anthony M. Lentz is a plumber working out of 47 Conn St in Woburn, reachable at (978) 430-5993, with Ralph F Lentz Jr listed as the business owner. The permit record is long: 148 permitted projects in total, of which eight fall in the last three years, and the typical permit is valued around $2,250 — small-to-mid residential work rather than large contracts. Bathrooms are the recurring job. A 2023 Rowley permit covered replacing a tub, shower valve, toilet and lavatory sink at $2,500; a 2021 West Newbury permit covered a first-floor bathroom renovation with a tub-and-shower unit, toilet and two sinks at $4,500; a 2022 West Newbury permit covered a first-floor bathroom and laundry renovation at $3,500; and a 2020 Brookline permit covered rough and finish plumbing for two second-floor bathroom renovations. Heating and gas work appears too: a boiler replacement and an indirect water heater install on Monument Avenue in Charlestown in April 2022, gas piping to a pool heater in West Newbury in 2023 and a gas line for a garage heater in Groveland in 2024. A 2024 Methuen permit covered a new kitchen sink and dishwasher. Licensing is the thing to settle before hiring, and it is not clean. BuildZoom shows no active licence on file and scores the profile 0 on that basis; the four licence records it lists are either unverified or inactive, including a Newton residential builder licence last seen with a December 2022 expiration and Newton plumbing and heater contractor registrations marked inactive. The Massachusetts plumbing licence numbered 21036 does exist in the state registry, but it is recorded as expired and in a different person's name entirely, so it is not evidence that he holds a current licence. Ask him directly for his current Massachusetts plumbing licence number and check it yourself with the Board of State Examiners of Plumbers and Gas Fitters before any work begins — particularly for gas or boiler work. No customer has reviewed him publicly, so there is nothing on record about how the jobs went. The permit history is real and recent enough; the licence question is what to resolve first.