Gary Partsch

Gary Partsch's paper trail is almost entirely rebuilds after something went wrong: fire damage in a Charlestown kitchen, a Newburyport roof and interior taken down to studs, smoke and water damage on Low Street. Across 24 permitted projects on file in eastern Massachusetts, that restoration pattern is the through-line, with valuations running from about $3,000 up to roughly $176,000. He works out of Haverhill and appears in the Haverhill Chamber of Commerce membership list. BuildZoom pegs him at four permitted jobs in the past three years and gives him a score of 99 — a number BuildZoom calculates from license and permit records, not from customers. And that is the honest limit here: nobody has published a review. There is no rated history from homeowners on any of the sources we cover, so nothing in this profile speaks to how he communicates, schedules, or prices work. The licensing picture also needs a phone call rather than a click. BuildZoom lists Massachusetts Construction Supervisor license CS-106203 for him and says it was active when checked in June 2026, but the same page carries an older entry noting that number was at one point cancelled. We have not confirmed either state against the registry. If you're rebuilding after a fire or a burst pipe, his permit history is the relevant kind of experience. Before booking, ask him directly for the current status of CS-106203, whether he also carries Home Improvement Contractor registration for the non-structural portion, and for references from two recent restoration jobs — the record here can't supply those for you.