Noga Construction Inc

Noga Construction Inc works out of 24 Bradford St in Everett, Massachusetts, and is run by its owner, Daniel Noga. Its BuildZoom listing describes a small general contractor that takes on painting and small-scale construction alongside moving and cleaning work, bringing in specialist subcontractors for plumbing, electrical and carpet installation. The clearest thing on the record is the permit history rather than customer feedback. BuildZoom shows 103 permitted projects, and the filings run heavily to kitchen and bathroom renovations, deck rebuilds and one roof replacement, spread across Everett, Somerville, Brookline, Malden, Boston and Newton. A $382,923 basement-and-kitchen addition permitted at 178 Lake St in Middleton in May 2025 is the northernmost of them, so the company does travel out to Essex County for larger jobs. What is missing is any customer voice. BuildZoom states plainly that it has received no reviews for this contractor, and no other platform that was checked returned a profile for the Everett company — the Better Business Bureau, Houzz, HomeAdvisor and Porch pages that surfaced under this name all belong to unrelated businesses in New York, California and Virginia. That leaves nothing to weigh on workmanship, communication or pricing, which is why no star rating is published here. On credentials, BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor registration, #175116, and a Construction Supervisor licence, #CS-083922, both as active, and separately shows an older Home Improvement Contractor number, #166327, and a City of Newton Residential Builder registration, #83922, as inactive or at one point cancelled. None of that was confirmed against the state registry during this review, and directory licence panels are frequently stale or bundled, so treat all four as claims to check rather than as verified standing. This is a reasonable company to ask about if you want a contractor with a documented, permitted track record on kitchens, baths and decks in the Everett and inner-Boston area. Before signing anything, verify the Home Improvement Contractor registration and the Construction Supervisor licence directly with the Commonwealth's Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation, ask for references from recent jobs since none are published online, and get the scope in writing for any work priced near the six figures its permit record shows it handles.