Donnie P Briggs

The paper trail here is ductwork: sheet-metal permits scattered across eastern Massachusetts, and almost nothing else. Donnie P Briggs works out of Haverhill and is listed as a member of the Haverhill Chamber of Commerce. BuildZoom shows a Massachusetts sheet metal license, #8607, which it flags as unverified on its own end, with an expiration of June 2026. Its score for the business is 90 — above 47% of Massachusetts contractors, and short of the 95 the site itself suggests homeowners look for. The permits tell you what the work actually is. Six permitted jobs between 2014 and 2024 — HVAC for new construction in Merrimac, a ducted mini-split in a Waban garage, sealed ductwork and rooftop units in Methuen, sheet-metal and HVAC permits in Belmont, Weston and Melrose — mostly small tickets between $3,000 and $28,000, with one job in the last two years in the $20k-$50k range. This is a duct-and-sheet-metal operation working as a trade sub as much as a consumer-facing HVAC shop. No customer reviews exist on any source we checked, so there is nothing from homeowners to weigh — good or bad. Two things to settle on a call: confirm the sheet metal licence directly with the Commonwealth's e-licensing board, since BuildZoom does not vouch for it, and ask whether they take on residential service work at all or only new-construction and duct installs. For a mini-split or a ductwork job where you already know what you want, the permit history is real. For anything needing a track record with homeowners, there is nothing here yet to go on.