Eliomar Reis

Forty-six pulled permits and not a single customer review — Eliomar Reis is a Winthrop contractor whose whole visible history lives in municipal building records rather than in anything a homeowner wrote. Those records tell a fairly clear story about the kind of work. BuildZoom's analysis of the permits groups them as six kitchen remodels, four multi-room remodels and three home additions, with a typical permit valued around $71,600 — meaning these are gut-and-rebuild jobs, not small repairs. Seven of the forty-six were filed in the past three years, so the pace has cooled from earlier years without stopping. The permits also spread well beyond the home town: they run from 2016 to 2025 across Milton, Boston, East Boston, Brookline, Attleboro, Revere and Everett, with nothing sampled in Winthrop itself. Licensing has two threads. BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts construction supervisor license, CS-089066, and says it checked it as active in July 2026 — the credential that covers structural work, which fits a builder doing additions. A second Massachusetts record, number 37336, is shown as unverified, and BuildZoom notes the expiration date it last saw was May 2016. Both are a directory's claims rather than state confirmations, and the second one is worth asking about directly: home improvement contractor registration is what covers nonstructural residential work, and a decade-old expiry is not a small detail. If you are considering him for a kitchen or an addition, the permit history is genuine substance — ask for two or three of those Milton or East Boston addresses and speak to the owners. Then get both license numbers confirmed with the state before signing.