Paul J Trischitta

Paul J Trischitta's permit history is a roofer's: 34 projects on BuildZoom, and every one of the six its profile details is a roof. The largest is a $79,842 commercial roof-membrane ballast-shift replacement at 8 Independence Dr in Chelmsford in 2019; a $46,476 60-mil EPDM roof system at 2-10 Sun Court St in Boston followed in 2023. House-sized jobs sit in the same list — an $18,372 strip-and-re-roof in Norwell in 2021, a $13,500 asphalt roof replacement in Taunton in 2022, an $11,913 tear-off down to bare wood in East Boston in 2023. One $11,687 Chelmsford permit spells out ice-and-water shield six feet up from the leading edge, plus the valleys, walls and roof penetrations. The work runs from Lowell and Chelmsford to Boston, East Boston, Norwell, Taunton and East Falmouth, and three of the 34 permits were filed in the past three years. One thing to settle first: the state registry shows his home improvement contractor registration, 151273, expired. Ask where that stands before you sign — in Massachusetts it is the registration behind the residential Guaranty Fund. BuildZoom also lists a construction supervisor specialty licence, CSSL-101112, carrying roofing and windows-and-siding endorsements; both numbers take a minute to check on the state's own licence lookup. For a re-roof, a tear-off or a flat commercial membrane, this is squarely the work he permits. Settle the registration question, then put the scope, the material and labour warranties and the schedule in writing.