David J. Ragucci

Nineteen permits, and nearly all of them are roofs. David J. Ragucci Construction, out of 6 Bridge St in Tewksbury, has pulled asphalt-shingle strip-and-replace permits across a wide arc of Massachusetts — Attleboro, Falmouth, Everett, Springfield, Newburyport, Haverhill — with siding work mixed in. Six of those jobs fall in the past three years. The 2025 work looks different from the older roofing run: plumbing and gas-fitting permits at 234 Wilson Rd in Nahant, and two residential building permits in Lynn. Then there is the licensing, which is the reason to slow down. BuildZoom puts an alert on the profile reading "no active license on file" and scores it 0. Its records show construction supervisor licence CS-113384 with an expiration date of 11-25-2024, which it says it verified as still expired on 11 June 2026, and lists that licence as inactive with the Department of Public Safety having recorded it at one point cancelled. Home improvement contractor registration #195330 appears the same way — inactive, at one point cancelled. Those are the directory's own records rather than a registry check, but an expiry date well over a year past is specific enough to settle before anything is signed. No customer has written anything either way: the profile carries no reviews. If a roof is what you need and the price is right, get a current construction supervisor licence number and a current home improvement contractor registration in hand, check the first with the Department of Public Safety and the second with Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation, and put permit responsibility in the contract.