Mgb Remodeling

The clearest picture of what MGB Remodeling does is a single permit. In April 2023 the Maynard company pulled a $52,000 job at 55 Green Street in Marblehead covering new plumbing, a full rewire and new breaker panel, new windows, new siding, foundation repair, a kitchen and bathroom renovation and updates to the living room and a second-floor bedroom. One contractor, the whole house. Michael Brogna — the MGB — is listed as owner. Twenty permits are on file, spread unusually wide for a small shop: additions in Arlington and Falmouth, a sunroom and finished basement in Westford, built-ins and tile in Boston's Back Bay, roofing and windows in Waltham and Brockton, an emergency pipe repair in Danvers, and two commercial vinyl re-siding permits in Maynard in 2024 at $35,000 each. No one has written about the work. There are no reviews on any platform we could reach, so there is nothing about how jobs were scheduled, how the budget held, or what the finish looked like at the end. The licence record needs a direct question. BuildZoom lists a home improvement contractor registration, #177625, issued 19 March 2026, and a Construction Supervisor licence, CS-084278 — both are the directory's claims, not something we confirmed with the state. It also lists two other Massachusetts home improvement registrations under this name, #139181 and #182339, both shown as inactive and at one point cancelled. Three HIC numbers for one business is a history that needs explaining, and the current one was issued only months ago. He suits a homeowner who wants one contractor to run a full-house renovation rather than coordinate four trades. Before signing, ask for the current HIC and CSL numbers and check both yourself with Consumer Affairs and the Department of Public Safety, ask what happened with the two cancelled registrations, and ask for references from renovations the size of yours.