Jamison C Breen

Jamison C Breen works out of Hawthorne Street in Lynn, but the permits tell you where he actually is: Marblehead, over and over, on some of the biggest residential jobs in town. The range is unusual for a one-name operation. At the top end sits a new 9,893 square foot house at 14 Ballast Ln, permitted in 2023 at $1,828,000, with a separate permit to demolish the house that stood there. Below that, a $668,000 job at 9 Spray Ave in 2024 that stripped the first floor's interior finishes and rebuilt the entire second floor, and a $658,500 renovation at 9 Mechanic St in 2022 that converted a two-family back to a single. Then the everyday work: kitchens at 285 Ocean Ave, 21 Summer St and 25 Brookhouse Dr, third- and second-floor bathrooms at 25 Willow Rd, a basement framed and roughed at 104 Jersey St, a new garage with office space at 21 Harbor Ave. Twenty-nine permitted projects in all. What is missing is any customer voice. Not a single review exists on any platform — no praise, no complaint. For a contractor handling half-million-dollar renovations, that is the gap worth closing yourself. BuildZoom lists two Massachusetts credentials against his name: a home improvement contractor registration, 189180, and a construction supervisor licence, CS-097201, both of which it says it verified as active. Those are the directory's records rather than confirmations, and a construction supervisor licence alongside an HIC is the ordinary pairing for someone doing structural residential work, not a discrepancy. The right kind of call for a substantial Marblehead renovation or a ground-up build, where his permit history is deepest. Since nobody has written about the experience, ask for two or three recent clients you can phone, confirm both licence numbers with the state yourself, and get schedule and change-order terms in writing before anything starts.