David J Broadhurst

The first thing on David J Broadhurst's BuildZoom page is an alert: no active licence on file. Behind it sits a bundle of eight licence records across six types, and every Massachusetts one is spent — three home improvement contractor registrations, #205304, #167623 and #126377, plus a construction supervisor licence, CS-045044, all listed inactive with a status that was at one point cancelled. Four City-of-Newton entries are marked active, but they expired in December 2022 and BuildZoom prints them as unverified. The work history is old rather than absent: ten permitted projects between 1998 and 2021, mostly new dwellings and additions in Methuen, plus one mixed-use residential renovation in 2021. The page's BuildZoom score is 0, and it states it has received no customer reviews for him, so there is no written account of any of those jobs from the people who paid for them. The profile is also muddled in a way worth knowing about before you call. It carries a local address at 14 Lincoln in Methuen alongside a headquarters listed in Plaistow, New Hampshire; it names four different owners, among them Bohio Asset Management LLC and Jocelyn Auguste; and two of the licence numbers are printed twice under different types. Licensing is the whole question here. New dwellings and additions are not the kind of work Massachusetts exempts from registration, and every registration attached to this name has lapsed. Ask directly what registration is current today, confirm it against the state yourself, and get clear about which of the four named parties would actually sign your contract.