Richard V Tedesco Construction

Richard V Tedesco Construction runs out of 11 Sears Island Dr in Worcester, Massachusetts, and its documented work is not what the name suggests: of the 29 permits on file, nearly all are commercial low-voltage jobs around Boston — security and CCTV systems, card-access readers and fire-alarm installations at bank branches, offices and retail spaces, filed between 2011 and 2020. Nothing in the public record comes from a customer. No review has been left on the company anywhere the directories reach, so there is no account of how it quotes, schedules or finishes a job — which is why no rating is given here. The licensing picture is the part to weigh. BuildZoom lists two Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor registrations for the business, #155545 and #182215, both inactive with the status noted as at one point cancelled, and a Newton electrical/general contractor licence that its profile says expired on 07-31-2004 and was last verified as expired in March 2022. On the strength of that, BuildZoom scores the company 0 for having no active licence on file, and prints an "Alert - Unpaid Debt" banner on the profile — the directory's own flag, not a verified judgment. For a homeowner, that combination means the first call should be about paperwork, not price: ask whether the company currently holds an active Home Improvement Contractor registration and Construction Supervisor licence, confirm whatever number is given directly with the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation, and ask about the debt alert. Registration matters practically — the state's Guaranty Fund is only available to homeowners who hire a registered contractor.