Augart Construction

Old houses are the whole pitch here. Augart Construction says it has worked out of Medford since 1998 — 28 years, by its own count — renovating, restoring and repairing older and historic homes around Boston, from a single kitchen or bath through complete single- and multi-family renovations. The site names Robert Augart, describes him as a Massachusetts licensed Construction Supervisor and a registered Home Improvement Contractor, and lists membership in the National Association of the Remodeling Industry. That last credential is where a homeowner should slow down. The Massachusetts registry shows home improvement contractor registration 128351, in the name of Robert A. Augart, as expired. BuildZoom's unclaimed profile puts the same fact from another angle: a score of 0, an alert that no active license is on file, and two Massachusetts HIC registrations, #128351 and #177173, both inactive and each noted as cancelled at some point. BuildZoom's profile carries no customer reviews at all. The one voice in his corner is a professional rather than a residential one — a LinkedIn note picked up in July 2026 calls Robert "very detailed orientated" and says he "will always exceed the customers expectations on his remodeling skills." The permits BuildZoom samples for the business run 2000 to 2007, in Arlington and Somerville. For a period-home project this is a name worth a conversation, not a booking made on paper strength. Take the founding date, the tenure and the credentials as the company's own account, and ask Robert Augart directly for a current home improvement contractor registration and Construction Supervisor licence — then check both against the state registry — before any money changes hands.