Blueprint Roofing works out of Boston, and its Google page tells a simple story: 38 ratings, every one of them five stars. The company says it has been repairing and replacing roofs for homeowners and businesses since 2016, run by Rick Chuilli, and its crews also handle waterproofing, ice-barrier work, inspections, and new construction roofing for residential and commercial jobs across Boston, Cambridge, Quincy, Brookline, Somerville, Braintree, and Milton.
What comes up again and again across the 37 written reviews on file, spanning late 2023 through summer 2026, is speed on an active problem — recent reviewers describe a leak or storm-damaged shingles handled right away, with the roof assessed and patched quickly. In a January 2026 review, one customer described Blueprint coming out two days after the first call and sending a repair crew the next day. Fair, upfront pricing comes up almost as often: several reviewers single out a quote that didn't try to sell more than the job needed, and in a February 2026 review, a reviewer who identified as a general contractor described the same thing — on-time arrival, a contract that spelled out every possibility, and a fair price. In a late-2025 review, one customer said a previous contractor had told them the roof needed full replacement, but Blueprint repaired the existing roof and skylight instead. Crews are described consistently, across the review history, as tidy about the site — cleaning up after themselves before they leave.
The one thing worth raising directly: OSHA's public records name Blueprint Roofing in connection with a citation under the federal fall-protection standard for roof work, 29 CFR 1926.501(b)(13), tied to jobsites in New Bedford and Somerville. They don't say when the citation was issued or how it was resolved.
Blueprint reads like the call for an active leak or a repair that needs someone on the roof fast, more than a shop built around ground-up remodels — though a 2024 review describes the crew pivoting from a deck project to fix structural damage they found underneath it, so the range may run a little wider than roofing alone. Worth asking about the OSHA record directly, especially for steep or multi-story work, before booking.
