Raymond J Correale

Raymond J Correale's public record is a permit trail run out of Everett St in Winthrop, and it reads like a remodeler's rather than a specialist's. BuildZoom's sample spans 2010 to 2024: deck and porch replacements in East Boston and Danvers, a basement turned into living space in East Boston, code-violation repairs to a basement in Revere, interior stair, ceiling and floor work in Boston, and plumbing and gas remodel permits in Melrose. The pace is unhurried — seven projects on the profile, with at least one permit in the past two years, a 2024 job valued between $5,000 and $20,000. On licensing, BuildZoom shows a "Verified License" badge and says the Massachusetts licence board lists an active construction supervisor licence plus two others, without publishing any of the numbers. That is the directory's own check rather than a state-registry verification, and a claim with no number attached is one you cannot follow up on. Ask him directly for the construction supervisor number and look it up against the state yourself. There are no customer accounts here at all — BuildZoom's profile carries no reviews, which is why no rating sits at the top of this page. The score of 92 the site displays, which it says ranks in the top third of Massachusetts licensed contractors, is that site's own metric, not a homeowner's verdict. For an older house needing interior work — stairs, ceilings, floors, a basement brought up to code, a porch rebuilt — the permits say he has done that job repeatedly around Boston's north side. Ask for two recent addresses you can go look at, and get the licence confirmed before any deposit changes hands.