Mario Quijada

One permit, one house, one roof of solar panels — that is the whole visible trail here. Mario Quijada works from 71 Revere St in Winthrop. BuildZoom's permit database holds a single job for him: an 18-panel, 7.11-kilowatt roof-mounted solar array at a home on Pomona Street in Revere, valued at $36,223, with building and electrical permits filed across 2022 and 2023 — one of those electrical filings was terminated. The licence is the thing to know before anything else. BuildZoom says the Massachusetts general contractor registration in his name, #191319, carried an expiration date of 8 April 2020, and that when it re-checked on 12 April 2026 the licence was still expired; the state consumer-affairs record it links shows the home improvement contractor registration under that number as cancelled. That is why the profile carries an alert and a score of zero. Nobody has written about the work: BuildZoom states it has no customer reviews for him. One permit and a lapsed registration is not enough to rate. If you are considering him, start by asking whether that home improvement contractor registration has been renewed, and check the current number yourself with the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation before any money changes hands.