Kenneth A Quist

Kenneth A Quist's public trail is a permit history and a stack of expired paperwork. BuildZoom shows a sample of five building permits dated 2005 to 2013 in West Newton, Newton Center and Brockton, filed from an address on Trident Ave in Winthrop. The licensing is the part that decides whether he's worth a call. BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts general contractor and home improvement contractor registration, number 107617, carrying an expiration date of August 1994 and marked inactive — the site says it last confirmed the registration expired in June 2026. It lists a Construction Supervisor 1 & 2 Family licence, CSFA-070181, as inactive as well, and counts four inactive or cancelled licence records in total. Those are one directory's records rather than a state-registry check, and directories do attach numbers to the wrong person, but every entry points the same way. So the question to put to him first is simple: what is your current Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration number, and your construction supervisor licence number. Verify both against the state's own lookup before any contract, permit application or deposit — and ask which of the permitted jobs from that 2005–2013 stretch is closest to what you want built.