Mark W Rood

182 permits, and not one customer review anywhere. That gap is the whole story here. Mark W Rood works out of 11 Tajlea Rd in Littleton and does one thing over and over: strip the old shingles, lay new ones. BuildZoom's permit history counts 115 roofing jobs across the last four years, 70 permits pulled in 2024 and 42 in 2025, at a typical permit value around $6,200 — the size of a straightforward residential re-roof rather than a full custom build. Six of those jobs are Methuen addresses, and the rest run the length of the state, from Falmouth to Attleboro. What's missing is any customer voice at all. BuildZoom has never received a review for him, and his BBB file is expressly Not Rated, with the bureau saying it lacks enough information to issue one. That BBB page also isn't accredited. So the permit volume is real and checkable; how homeowners felt about the finished roof simply isn't on record anywhere, which is why there's no rating on this page. The licence picture needs a phone call rather than a glance. BuildZoom's licence block lists four records at once — two under a 'Verified License' badge (CSFA-056356, construction supervisor 1 & 2 family, and 108439, home improvement contractor, both marked active as of June 2026) and then the same number, CS-102028, printed twice under two different licence type headings, both marked inactive with the state noted as having cancelled it at one point. None of that was confirmed against the state registry here, and the same-number-twice pattern is a directory artefact, not a credential. Massachusetts publishes both the construction supervisor and home improvement contractor rolls online; check the numbers there before signing anything. There's also an address question. The BBB file under this name is MWR Construction at 291 Howard St in Lunenburg, principal contact Mr. Mark W. Rood, with an alternate name of Mwr & Son Inc and a start date of April 1996 — a different town from the Littleton address the permits are filed from. Worth asking which entity would actually be signing your contract, and getting the registration number that goes with it. If you want a roofer who has clearly done the job hundreds of times and pulls permits properly, the volume is there. Just do the reference work yourself: ask for two or three recent Methuen-area addresses you can look at, and confirm the licences and the business name directly.