McAllen Kiernan
Local business · 2B Littles Point Lane, Swampscott, MA
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- Not rated by the BBB
Highlights
- Permit depth — 66 recorded projects, several multimillion-dollar buildings
- Large-scale capability — 55-unit and 38-unit residential buildings completed
- Small jobs too — Marblehead kitchen and Newburyport unit work in 2024
- Licensed as HIC — BuildZoom lists MA #179677 active
- No customer reviews — the record carries not one first-hand account
- Commercial skew — most documented permits are multifamily or commercial
- Licence date issued — BuildZoom shows 179677 issued February 2026, recently
McAllen Kiernan Construction works out of 2B Littles Point Lane in Swampscott, on the Massachusetts North Shore, and takes on kitchen, bathroom, basement and whole-home remodels as well as additions. The clearest picture of the work comes from the building-permit record, which runs to 66 projects. Much of it is larger than a typical home renovation: a 55-unit, six-storey building at 21-35 W 2nd St in Boston valued at $14.5m, a four-storey mixed-use building in Brookline at $3.3m, a 38-unit building in East Boston and 30 units in Charlestown. Alongside that sit single-family houses in Burlington and genuinely small residential jobs — a kitchen alteration at 3 Warwick Ter in Marblehead pulled in January 2024, and kitchen cabinet, flooring, shower and window work across two units in Newburyport in April 2024. BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor licence, number 179677, as active, with a date issued of 26 February 2026 and a verification check in March 2026. That is a directory's account rather than a registry read, and the issue date is recent, so ask to see the current registration and its history directly. There is nothing here from customers. No reviews appear on BuildZoom, and no other platform carried a profile, so the permit trail is the whole of the public record — it establishes that the work is real and, in places, substantial, but it says nothing about how the jobs went for the people who paid for them. If you are considering them for a house, ask for references from recent residential clients specifically, since a large share of the documented work is multifamily and commercial rather than single-home.
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No changes recorded yet — last scanned Jul 31, 2026.
What does window, siding, or gutter work cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from McAllen Kiernan. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Estimated range
$4,000 – $11,000
Typical exterior project around $7,500