Harrison W Bond

Harrison Bond works out of 56 Lafayette Street in Marblehead, and the trail he leaves is in permits rather than in customer write-ups: five jobs pulled between 2021 and 2025, at a typical value around $203,500. Those jobs skew larger and more urban than the Marblehead address suggests. BuildZoom's sample includes an eight-unit wood-frame building over subgrade parking in Brookline that was withdrawn, a demolition permit on Stedman Street in Brookline issued in 2025, certificates of occupancy on three- and five-unit buildings in South Boston, and a whole-house renovation on a two-family in Milton in 2023 that later added a rear deck, retaining walls and a primary-bedroom bathroom. That is developer and multifamily work as much as homeowner remodeling. Nobody has written a review of him anywhere we can see. BuildZoom's page says so outright, and its score of 99 is not a customer verdict — it is built from licence and permit records, so treat it as a paperwork check, not a reputation. On credentials, BuildZoom shows a Massachusetts construction supervisor licence, CS-115933, which it says it confirmed active in June 2026, and separately a home improvement contractor registration, 207921, which it marks inactive and once cancelled. Its own FAQ then muddles the two, describing both numbers together as active. Neither was checked against the state here. He is a plausible call for a structural or whole-house job on the North Shore, but there is no customer history to weigh. Before hiring, ask him directly for the current status of the home improvement registration and confirm both numbers yourself — the construction supervisor licence with the Department of Public Safety, the registration with the Office of Consumer Affairs — and ask for references, since none are published.