Michael R Low

Michael R Low works out of 6 Lackey Dam Road in Sutton, Massachusetts, and the public permit record shows one thing clearly: he does siding and roofing, and he does it across the whole state. Thirty permitted projects are on file, nine of them in the last three years, with a typical permit value around $22,000. The siding jobs run to cedar-shake tear-offs replaced with James Hardie fibre cement in Milton in 2023, insulated vinyl over Tyvek in Milton in 2019, vinyl over wood shake in Everett in 2019, a three-family re-side in Springfield in 2023, and a 2025 overlay in Hingham. The roofing side covers strip-and-reroof work in Newton Center in 2021, Wakefield and Lowell in 2023, a 2022 asphalt replacement in Gardner with ice-and-water shield and drip edge, a rubber EPDM strip with new insulation in Haverhill in 2021, and a combined roof and gutter replacement in Braintree in 2024. The towns span from Springfield in the west to Hingham on the South Shore. On credentials, one record stands up and four do not. BuildZoom lists Massachusetts construction supervisor licence CSFA-060275 for one- and two-family dwellings and says it confirmed the licence active in June 2026 — that is the directory's own check, so confirm it with the Department of Public Safety. The other four entries are City of Newton municipal registrations, all marked unverified with an expiration date of December 2022. Two of them carry the number 60275, which is simply the state licence number with its CSFA prefix stripped off, and the other two carry 101670 listed once as an electrical contractor licence and once as a general contractor licence. None of those should be read as a working credential for this contractor, and an electrical licence in particular has nothing to do with siding or roofing. There is no customer feedback at all. BuildZoom states it has received no reviews for him, and no other platform carried a profile, so no rating is published. The BuildZoom score of 101 on the page is calculated from licence and permit data rather than from anything a customer said. BuildZoom's own text also describes him as an employee of a firm called Autumn Builders & Remodeling and lists that company alongside him as an owner, so it is worth asking which entity would actually contract for the work, who carries the insurance, and whether a separate Home Improvement Contractor registration applies. Ask for recent references on a job the size of yours and get the licence number checked with the state.