Clark Plumbing

Clark Plumbing has a long permit history and a stale one. 636 permitted projects sit on its BuildZoom profile, and the sampled jobs are bread-and-butter work — dishwasher and cook-stove hookups, dryer connections, gas lines, bathroom fixtures — filed mostly in 2018 across Newton, Burlington, Brookline, Peabody, Lowell, Waltham and Weston. The most recent sampled permit is dated January 2020. BuildZoom scores the business 0, and says the reason is that it found no verifiable active licence on file. The plumbing licence it does hold on record expired in May 2020, was last confirmed expired in March 2022, and is listed inactive for both plumbing contractor and heater contractor work. No customer has reviewed the company there, so nothing describes how any of those jobs went. The honest read: this is a shop with a deep history of small residential plumbing and gas hookups in the Boston suburbs, whose written trail — permits and licensing alike — runs out around 2020. Before you hire, confirm the business is still operating, and ask for a current active Massachusetts plumbing licence number you can check against the state registry yourself.