Scott Lebowitz

The name on the phone number is older than most of the houses it services. Scott Lebowitz is vice president of S. Jason Lebowitz Company, Inc., a Lawrence plumbing, heating and air-conditioning firm that BBB records as started in 1964 — 62 years — with ten employees, Jason Lebowitz as president and BBB directing questions about it to Scott. The work sits at the plumbing-and-heating end of the trade: plumbing installation, heating, air-conditioning installation, and, on the licensing side, sheet metal. BuildZoom's permit page under Scott's name lists 83 projects, but only two of them fall in the last three years — plumbing and gas permits in Methuen and South Hadley. Whatever the firm's current volume is, very little of it has been permitted under this name lately. No customer has spoken on the record. BBB publishes no reviews and no complaint count and lists the company as Not Rated, saying it lacks enough information to issue a rating; it is also not BBB accredited. BuildZoom carries no reviews at all, and its score of 92 is a permit ranking rather than sentiment. The licensing block is a thicket: eleven records across at least eight types, of which BuildZoom marks exactly one verified — sheet metal licence #7814, which it says it checked active in April 2026. The rest are either flagged "License Not Verified," with last-known expirations running back to 2016 and one to 2024, or listed inactive and at one point cancelled, including a construction supervisor licence and a home improvement contractor registration. None of it was checked against the state registry here. One more wrinkle: the BuildZoom page is unclaimed and names a different owner, Daniel Lebowitz, while the phone number matches the BBB company profile — so it is worth confirming who you would actually be hiring. For plumbing or heating work in the Merrimack Valley from a long-running family firm, this is a reasonable place to start a conversation. Ask for the current master plumber licence number and check it with the state yourself, ask which entity is doing the work, and ask for a couple of recent customer references, since none are published.