Roof replacements, insulation upgrades, electrical work and new homes appear in Lexington’s October 2026 permit report.
The report lists building, electrical, plumbing and gas permit records dated Oct. 1–31, with projects ranging from home maintenance to demolition and new construction.
Roofing and insulation projects
Mike Leary is listed on roofing records at addresses including 550 Lowell St., 28 Demar Rd., 1 Butterfield Rd., 35 Vaille Ave. and 97 Burlington St.
Records for Golden Group Construction, under applicant Freddy Campoverde, include roofing projects at 8 Allen St., 6 Jonas Stone Cir., 9 Todd Rd., 38 Eldred St. and 2619 Massachusetts Ave.
Insulation records under Adam Glenn include work at 12 Essex St., 22 Burlington St., 410 Massachusetts Ave., 203 Concord Ave. and 116 Concord Ave.
Solar and electrical work
Tesla Energy is listed for solar-panel projects at 8 Young St. and 37 Saddle Club Rd., with electrical permit records at both addresses.
Maureen Dagle appears on electrical records at properties including 131 Maple St., 546 Concord Ave. and 8 Kitson Park Dr. The report’s entries do not describe the specific electrical work.
New homes and demolitions
New-construction records include 1, 5 and 9 Common Ct., with Mark Barons listed as applicant. Other addresses include 17 Emerald St., 4 Heritage Dr., 2678 Massachusetts Ave. and 17 Boulder Rd.
Full-building demolition records appear for 30 Winchester Dr., 6 Larchmont Ln., 104 Reed St., 16 Farmcrest Ave., 38 Wachusett Dr. and 55 Ivan St.
Other projects
The report lists several records at 1010 Waltham St., including interior alterations, plumbing and electrical work.
Massachusetts Avenue entries include window replacements at 960 and 1475 Massachusetts Ave., interior alterations at 1720 and 2160 Massachusetts Ave., and an addition at 1505 Massachusetts Ave.
Accessory-apartment records appear at 1061 Massachusetts Ave. and 60 Paul Revere Rd.
The town’s full report is available through its Document Center. Individual permit records can be searched through the online permitting system linked from Lexington’s Building Office page.
