ASAP Roofing and Construction

Two names come up in nearly every review of ASAP Roofing and Construction: Arthur and Steve. Customers write about the owners by first name — one says he has hired them over 15 years, another across four different homes — and that hands-on involvement is the through-line of the whole record. The company works out of North Andover and describes itself as a remodeling and new-construction contractor handling residential and light commercial renovations, additions, and ground-up builds. Roofing is where the recent reviews land hardest. A homeowner in March walked through the job from first consultation to final cleanup, saying the crew explained each step; another cited costs stated up front and crews that showed up when promised. A longtime client listed roof replacement, window installation, and full bathroom remodels with the same shop over four and a half years. The range goes past roofs. One customer had a large portion of a cellar converted into a rentable apartment, finished on time and on budget. An architect who hands them drawings says the built result meets or exceeds design intent on new homes, renovations, and additions. Others describe repeat work — small jobs and full renovations alike — with the same notes each time: on schedule, on budget, site left clean. Two things are worth weighing before you call. The public record is young: all 33 written reviews date from 2026, and most landed within a few weeks of each other in late February and March, so there is no multi-year history showing how the company handles a job that goes sideways. And the Better Business Bureau accreditation is the company's own claim on its own website, not something confirmed against a registry — so ask for the registration number and a certificate of insurance directly rather than taking the site's word. If you want a roof or a renovation run by owners who are on the job themselves, and you can live with a review history that is broad but shallow in time, ASAP is a reasonable call. Pin down the scope, the payment schedule, and proof of insurance in writing before anyone starts.