Noga Construction, Inc.

Noga Construction has 103 building permits to its name and not one published review — an unusual shape for a company that busy. Daniel Noga runs it out of 24 Bradford Street in Everett, and the permits spread well past the city line: Somerville, Malden, Brookline, Boston and further out into eastern Massachusetts. Kitchens are the through-line. BuildZoom's read of the permit history has the company working mostly on kitchen remodels, with basement build-outs, decks, roofing and commercial fit-outs around them, at a typical permit value near $47,100. Pace is steady rather than heavy — roughly 15 permitted jobs over the past three years. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #175116, is active in the state registry under the company's own name. BuildZoom additionally lists a construction supervisor licence and an older home improvement registration it marks cancelled; the current registration is the one that matters, and it checks out. What's absent is the part homeowners usually lean on. BuildZoom says plainly that it has received no reviews for the company, and no customer account of how a job actually went turns up anywhere else here. Permits prove the work was filed and inspected; they say nothing about finish quality, schedule, or how the company handles a problem mid-job. So: a plausible call for a straightforward kitchen or basement remodel if you do the diligence yourself. Ask for three recent local references — Everett, Somerville and Brookline jobs are all in its permit history — and confirm registration #175116 at the state's Consumer Affairs site before you sign anything.