Larry J Leblanc Construction

Seventy-three permits and not a single review. That's the shape of Larry J LeBlanc Construction, a one-man Haverhill outfit that has been pulling siding and window permits around the Merrimack Valley for decades. The business trades on the BBB as LeBlanc and Son LLC, with Larry J LeBlanc listed as owner and sole employee. The BBB says it started in 1981 — 45 years — incorporated as an LLC in 2013, and has been an accredited business there since 2011 with an A+ rating. Its stated line of work is narrow and consistent: vinyl siding, replacement windows and door installation, residential and commercial, across Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. The permit record backs that up rather than contradicting it. BuildZoom counts 73 permitted projects in Haverhill, Methuen, Groveland, Newburyport and Salisbury, including a Methuen job valued at $63,705 to strip a house, re-wrap it and hang new vinyl siding with new windows and doors. That is the company's bread and butter, and the volume suggests a steady trickle of it. BuildZoom also lists broader remodelling — kitchens, baths, basements, whole-home, additions — but nothing in the permit history points that way. On licensing, BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts construction supervisor licence, CS-090414, and a home improvement contractor registration, #135829, and says both were active when it last checked in July 2026. Those are BuildZoom's records, not confirmed here against the state. The same page also carries an older inactive entry for CS-090414, so it's worth asking about directly. What's entirely absent is the customer voice. Neither the BBB nor BuildZoom has a single review, complaint or government action on file — no account of how a job actually went, no scheduling or workmanship track record. If you're getting a siding or window quote, ask for recent local addresses you can look at, confirm CS-090414 with the Department of Public Safety and registration #135829 with the Office of Consumer Affairs, and treat the remodelling menu as unproven until they show you finished work of that kind.