Michael B Martin

Michael B Martin is a Massachusetts construction supervisor working from a Plymouth, MA address, with a headquarters address listed in Merrimack, New Hampshire. The business trades under the owner's own name rather than a company name. The licensing picture is the most important thing here, and it points two ways. The Commonwealth's construction supervisor licence CS-104931 was confirmed active as of June 2026, and an earlier construction supervisor number, CS-093087, is recorded as cancelled — the normal shape of a renewal. But the state registry also records Home Improvement Contractor registration 150593 in the name MICHAEL B MARTIN as EXPIRED. In Massachusetts the construction supervisor licence covers structural work while HIC registration is what governs nonstructural residential home improvement, so a homeowner should ask directly whether a current HIC registration is in place before contracting for that kind of job, and should confirm it with the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation. The permitted work on record is not single-family home improvement. It is large multi-family and commercial construction: a $10,400,000 alteration spanning 6, 10 and 12 Carol Ave in Brighton, covering mechanical, electrical and plumbing upgrades, new roof and windows, selective kitchen and bathroom work, rebuilt rear balconies and a handicap lift, filed against 10- to 12-unit buildings; a $10,000,000 certificate of occupancy for a 47-unit residential building with retail and parking for twenty vehicles on Heath Street in Jamaica Plain; commercial soil borings in Dorchester; and a change-of-use filing in Boston. Seventeen permits are on record in total, four of them in the past three years. No customer has written publicly about this contractor anywhere located — there are no reviews, ratings or complaints on any platform, so there is nothing describing what working with him is like, what jobs cost, or how schedules held. The BuildZoom score of 94 attached to the name is calculated from permit history, not from customers, and should not be read as satisfaction. The practical read: this is a licensed construction supervisor whose documented experience is in mid-size multi-family and commercial buildings in Boston, not in single-family homeowner projects. If your project is a condominium or apartment building, that record is directly relevant. If you are a homeowner looking for windows, siding or a room renovation, ask for the current HIC registration number, ask for references from single-family work specifically, and expect to do more verification than usual given that no public feedback exists.