Apollon Construction Inc

Apollon Construction keeps getting hired for the structural half of a job: framing a home in Marblehead, roofing a house in Massachusetts, taking a bar from the roof through the framing. James is the name customers use — he turns up in six of the fifteen reviews — and the company's own site describes a Milford, MA base doing roofing, remodeling, decking, framing and fine finish carpentry for nearby Massachusetts and New Hampshire towns. Two customers describe both trades on one project, both writing in May 2026: the bar build, roofing through framing, and a commercial build-out that took in roofing, framing and demolition. A third May 2026 review covers roofing alone on a Massachusetts house, where the customer called James honest and helpful and pointed to the attention to detail in the work. Decks show up three times. A May 2026 customer had a new deck built and an addition put on, and said everything came in exactly as promised and on time. In December 2025, one customer wrote about a deck project with a perfect finish and a solid structure, and another about a deck repair where James walked through what needed fixing and quoted fair pricing. Other builders hire them too. A general contractor of many years wrote in December 2025 that working with Apollon was refreshing, pointing at the care for detail and the responsiveness on projects. Seven of the fifteen reviews reach for the same kind of phrase — on time, on schedule, punctual. On money: an April 2026 customer got a fair estimate and said it stuck to the budget with no hidden surprises; the December 2025 deck repair was quoted at fair pricing; and the customer who had the bar built said you won't find better pricing anywhere for that quality. Its Thumbtack profile lists six years in business, seven employees and 158 projects, with a service list that runs from framing carpentry and roof replacement through stair work, custom cabinets and finish carpentry. For a frame, a roof or a deck around Milford, this is a crew people keep describing as showing up when they said they would. Name the trade you actually need when you call, and get the estimate up front, the way the customers who talked about price described theirs.