Nemanja Nikic

Nemanja Nikic runs a one-person contracting business at 89 East St in Middleton, and nearly everything on file about it comes from building permits rather than from customers. BuildZoom counts 152 permitted projects and lists two Massachusetts licence records in his name — a construction supervisor licence and a home improvement contractor registration — but those are BuildZoom's own listings, not a confirmation from the state. The headline number also thins out on a closer look: a large share of the permits are commercial filings at a single address, 550 Liberty St in Braintree, many under consecutive permit numbers carrying the same $15,000 scope — cabinets out and back in, walls, ceilings and trim painted, new appliances, new LVT flooring, new countertop and faucets. That reads as repeat apartment-unit turnover for one property owner rather than 152 separate households. BuildZoom's description of the business — five years of experience, work tailored to single-family homeowners, coverage throughout Essex County — is machine-written listing copy, and the permit record sitting beneath it, commercial jobs in Braintree in Norfolk County, does not bear it out. There are no customer accounts to weigh here; BuildZoom reports that it has received none. So this profile can tell you that a licensed contractor in Middleton files a steady volume of renovation permits, and nothing about how any of that work turned out. If you are considering him for your own kitchen or bath, ask for addresses of recent single-family jobs and the owners' phone numbers, and check both licence numbers yourself — the supervisor licence with the Department of Public Safety and the home improvement registration with the Office of Consumer Affairs.