Pamko Construction

Fifty-three permitted projects — new single-family colonials, teardowns and kitchen remodels, most of them in Burlington — is the shape of Pamko Construction's work. BuildZoom's permit history adds jobs in Danvers, Malden, Wakefield, Topsfield and Arlington between 2018 and 2025. The company describes itself on Houzz as a husband-and-wife general contracting and design firm doing residential interior and exterior work across eleven towns north and west of Boston. Its Better Business Bureau profile puts the start date at 2011 and incorporation in 2017, and lists Susan Kadilak as manager. Houzz carries a 5.0 average from 24 ratings for the firm, alongside seven Houzz awards and 31 project galleries; the Better Business Bureau grades it A+. Houzz lists the range broadly: home additions and extensions, new construction, kitchen and bathroom remodeling, decks and porches, basement remodeling and attic conversions, tile installation and vinyl siding. Scope is the thing to nail down. Houzz puts a typical job anywhere between $10,000 and $1 million, and the permits carry a typical value around $58,875, so a written scope and a price tied to the job you actually want matters more here than usual. On licensing, BuildZoom lists Massachusetts home improvement contractor registrations #199593 and #152706, and Houzz lists licence number 88913 — look up the current standing on the state's HIC registration lookup before you sign. For a ground-up build, a teardown-and-rebuild or a full kitchen north of Boston, this is a firm that has pulled those permits repeatedly. Ask who will run the job day to day and how the subcontractors are scheduled, and ask for references from two recent projects close to yours in size.