Timothy Anastasia

Timothy Anastasia works out of Columbus Avenue in Boston, and the clearest picture of the work comes from town permit files: nine permitted projects, seven of them pulled in the past three years, mostly in Milton and Brookline. Rear additions, decks, kitchen and basement remodels — the job mix of a small residential remodeler rather than a single-trade installer. The scale swings hard. A typical permit runs around $40,875, but the spread reaches from under $5,000 up into the $500,000–$1,000,000 band, so this is someone who has handled both a deck rebuild and a gut-scale renovation. BuildZoom scores the business 100, above 87% of the 139,240 Massachusetts contractors it tracks — a number built from permit history, not from customers. Which is the gap worth naming: BuildZoom's page carries no customer reviews at all, so there is no homeowner account of how any of these jobs actually went, only that they were pulled and closed out. On paper, BuildZoom lists two Massachusetts registrations for him — a home improvement contractor number issued in August 2025 and a construction supervisor licence — and says it checked them in March and July 2026. Those are the directory's claims, not a state confirmation. A reasonable call for a permitted addition or remodel around Milton and Brookline. Ask for references from the recent jobs, and confirm both registrations with the state yourself before signing.