Wisteria is likely. Here is a photo I took recently of one that is getting away from the homeowner. This is a good article about Wisteria care from OSU Extension: https://extension.oregonstate.edu/news/wisteria-care-get-out-your-clippers-twice-year-go-town Send more photos if you question it being Wisteria as you compare your plant with images.

Thanks very much.  The plant has never bloomed and that is my question.  I wasn't sure what it was because it didn't flower.  It is not young and has been in location for at least 8 years or longer.  It is growing like crazy with lots of vines reaching out in every direction.  it has not been fed in some time.
why is it so green and lush but has never flowered?

Wisteria blooms might be lacking because of too much nitrogen, which encourages leafy growth only. Don’t fertilize or give Wisteria too much water. Another culprit is too much shade. Finally, pruning at the wrong time might mean you are cutting away the flower buds.