Fallon Builders

Fallon Builders leaves a paper trail rather than a review page. Working out of 171 N. Main Street in Middleton under owner William Fallon, the company shows up in building-permit records for 16 residential projects — master baths gutted and rebuilt, kitchens opened up into living rooms, second-floor additions — spread across Middleton, Danvers, Topsfield, West Newbury and Groveland. That permit history is the whole of what is known about them, and it points in one direction: whole-room renovation work, not single-item installs. The typical job runs around $60,000, and BuildZoom's own breakdown of their filings leans to kitchen remodels, multi-room remodels and home additions. What is missing is the homeowner's side of it. BuildZoom states plainly that it has received no reviews for the company, and no other source turned up an account from someone who hired them — so there is no customer verdict here to weigh, in either direction. Treat the absence as unknown, not as a mark against them. The licence is worth a phone call. BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #205570, but prints it under its own heading "License Not Verified" while showing the status as active, and the expiration date it recorded — July 2026 — has already passed. That is the directory's claim, not a confirmed one. If you are planning a bathroom or kitchen renovation on the North Shore, they are a documented, permit-pulling local builder worth getting a bid from. Before you sign, confirm registration #205570 directly with the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation, and ask for references from the Danvers and Middleton jobs — with no written reviews anywhere, references are the only track record you can actually check.