B & R Fournier Construction

B&R Fournier has been putting roofs on southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island houses since 1985, when brothers Ray and Bob Fournier founded the company in Pawtucket; Ray's son Nathan later joined, and the company added a Rehoboth showroom after 30 years in business. The reviews from the past six months read almost like a different company than the one from a decade ago — 25 straight reviews with nothing negative, nearly all describing a full roof tear-off and reshingle finished start to finish in a single day, with the yard and driveway swept clean of nails when the crew leaves. The recent detail is consistent and specific: crews coordinating around solar panel removal to minimize downtime, a full two-family house roof done in a day with the yard completely cleared of debris, quotes that came in at the exact price paid with no add-ons, and Ray and Nathan personally walking customers through options. Several describe repeat business — a roof, then gutters, then a chimney flashing repair, on separate visits. The history is not spotless, and it's worth knowing before calling. Spread across nearly every era of the company's life — 2009, 2011, 2013, 2023, 2024 and 2025 — a recurring set of complaints describes slow callbacks, jobs left unfinished for months, a new roof that leaked and went unaddressed after more than 100 calls, and, in one 2024 review, the owner described as rude on the phone. This isn't a single bad year; it's a thread that runs through the company's whole written record, even though nothing like it appears in the last six months of reviews, which are dense with the kind of specific, verifiable detail — named crew members, coordinated schedules, exact pricing — that a run of generic five-star reviews wouldn't have. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor license is active on the state registry. The Better Business Bureau grades it A+. For a straightforward roof, siding, gutter or window job right now, B&R Fournier has a strong, detailed recent track record and decades of experience behind it. Given the history of slow follow-through on some jobs, get any warranty or callback commitment in writing, and don't hesitate to escalate directly to Ray or Nathan if a promised return visit doesn't happen.