Robert L Cunningham Construction

The entire written record for Robert L Cunningham Construction is a single building permit from 1998. It was a $2,400 job in Falmouth: pull eight windows and put eight back, strip the wall and re-side ten squares of shingle, no structural work. Marked complete. Nothing has been filed under the name since. The business address is 12 Taft St in Marblehead, with a Marblehead phone number, and the work that permit describes — windows and siding — is the trade the name attaches to. Beyond that, there is very little to go on. No customer has written anything about them anywhere. BuildZoom says plainly it has received no reviews, so there is no rating and no account of how any job went. Its score of 0 on the profile is not a customer verdict either — it is generated from licence status, and it reflects that BuildZoom has no active licence on file. The licensing is the part to take seriously. Three separate Massachusetts records are listed and every one of them is inactive: two home improvement contractor registrations, #211140 and #127725, both described as having been cancelled at some point, and a construction supervisor licence, CS-072387, likewise cancelled. Windows and siding are not among the trades Massachusetts exempts from home improvement contractor registration, so a lapsed registration here is a real fact worth asking about, not a technicality. None of these statuses was confirmed against the state registry — check them yourself with the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation and the Department of Public Safety. One more thing worth knowing about how this profile was assembled: BuildZoom lists five separate people as owners of this one business, including a name — Angelo Perrina — with no obvious connection to the Cunninghams, and it files the page under a URL naming a town in Maine that appears nowhere in the page itself. The record has almost certainly absorbed more than one entity, so treat the details here as loosely attached to any one contractor. Before contacting them, the first question is simply whether the business is still trading, and the second is whether the registration has been renewed. Confirm both directly, and get the current licence number from the state rather than from a directory.