Mark Mordini

Nearly three thousand permits. That is the headline on Mark Mordini's listing — 2,965 permitted projects over the life of the business, 131 of them in the past three years. Four are Methuen roofs, though the business itself sits in North Attleboro, with Stephen Mordini and Mark E Mordini named as owners. The service list matches a high-volume exterior operation: roofing and skylights first, then siding, gutters and downspouts, additions and dormers, and tub-to-shower bathroom conversions alongside. What all that volume does not come with is a single customer account. BuildZoom states it has received no reviews, so the score of 108 on the page is computed from permit activity rather than from homeowners. Thousands of permits tell you the crews turn up and pull paperwork; they say nothing about how a job goes, what the punch list looks like, or how the company handles a problem when one appears. The licence section needs a careful eye, because all of it is directory bookkeeping rather than a state registry check. Ten records are printed across six types. Three different home improvement contractor numbers appear — #133420 marked active, with #102304 and #157771 both marked inactive and at one point cancelled. Three construction supervisor numbers appear as well, and number 57645 is printed twice, once as a state construction supervisor licence and once as a City of Newton record. Two Newton entries read "Active" while carrying a December 2022 expiration. The page also asserts that a roofer needs no Massachusetts licence, which sits awkwardly next to the three home improvement registrations on that same page, and next to a service menu running to additions, dormers and bathroom conversions. For a roof, siding or gutters around North Attleboro or up in Methuen, the permit history is unusually deep. Ask which registration is current, confirm it with the state, and ask for recent addresses you can call — nothing published here speaks to the work itself.