B & R Fournier Construction

Thirty-four people have written about this roofer in the last six months, and none of them is unhappy. B&R Fournier Construction works out of Rehoboth, Massachusetts, and the job it gets hired for again and again is a full roof replacement finished in a single day. Ray and Nathan Fournier get named by customers constantly. Google holds the company at 4.6 across 115 ratings, and the Better Business Bureau lists it as accredited with an A+. The recent detail repeats itself in a good way: crews arrive when promised, the roof is stripped and reshingled the same day, and the yard is left without a nail in it. In May 2026 a homeowner had the crew work around a solar-panel removal so the panels spent the minimum time off the roof; another that month said the estimate was the exact amount paid, with no extra charges. Storm work shows up too — an ice dam dealt with the next day in March 2026 after the original roofer gave the homeowner the run-around, and a leaking chimney flashing replaced in April 2026. Gutters, vinyl siding, skylights and a sliding deck door all appear alongside the roofing. The complaints are worth reading before signing, and they cluster on follow-through rather than on the roof itself. Writing in May 2025, a customer described paying a $600 deposit and then waiting nearly a year for a few small roofing repairs, with calls unanswered and a crew that turned up unannounced one Sunday and did half the job. In October 2023 a homeowner said an estimate for roof, windows and siding was promised repeatedly and never arrived. In March 2023 another reported multiple leaks after a new roof and no callback despite many attempts. A July 2024 reviewer found the owner rude on the phone. Two HomeAdvisor customers writing in 2013 described nails and broken landscape lights left behind, and a six-month scheduling slip on a small roof. The pattern to test is simple: large scheduled jobs go extremely well, while small repairs, punch-list items and quotes are where people report getting lost. For a full roof, siding or gutter replacement this is a strong call. For a small repair or a warranty callback, get the scope, the timeline and a named contact in writing first.