Robert Bohondoney Construction Co

Ninety-six permitted projects is a long paper trail for a five-person outfit, and that is what Robert Bohondoney Construction Co has behind it. The company says it has been in business since 1973, is family owned and operated, and runs with five full-time employees; its Better Business Bureau file, opened in February 2022, puts the start at 1975 and lists Robert Bohondoney as owner of a sole proprietorship, while BuildZoom's permit record names David Bohondoney Jr as owner. The work is broad general contracting: new residential construction, kitchen, bathroom and basement remodels, additions, decks, siding, roofing, window and door installation, painting, demolition, flooring, property maintenance and seasonal plowing. The company says it covers Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire. The permits show real scale rather than odd jobs. In Methuen, where most of the work sits, they include a $236,825 two-storey addition creating an in-law unit downstairs and a bedroom, bathroom and office above, a $33,220 job stripping and replacing vinyl siding on a house, garage and shed, and several deck extensions and front-stair rebuilds specified down to girder sizing and lateral load restraints. Further out there is a re-roof with new fascia and gutters in Haverhill and a $119,851 commercial repair in Braintree after sprinkler water damage. On paper the licensing is the strongest part of the file. BuildZoom lists four Massachusetts credentials it says it checked active in 2026 — Construction Supervisor licences #CS-000979 and #CS-103127 and Home Improvement Contractor registrations #164321 and #114238 — alongside one older Construction Supervisor licence, #CS-001755, that the Department of Public Safety notes was at one point cancelled. Those are BuildZoom's own checks rather than a state-registry verification, so confirm the current ones yourself. What is missing is any customer voice. Neither BuildZoom nor BBB publishes a single review or complaint count, BBB explicitly does not accredit the business and rates it 'Not Rated' for lack of information, and BuildZoom's score of 102 is calculated from permits and licences, not from anyone's experience. For a substantial Merrimack Valley addition, deck or siding job the permit record is genuinely reassuring — ask for references from the recent jobs, since nothing written exists to stand in for them.