Capital Roof Company

Capital Roof Company works out of Plymouth, Massachusetts, and the calls people leave for them fall into two buckets: full roof replacements and the mid-winter emergency — a leak that shows up right after a snowstorm, with ice dams backing water up under the shingles. On its own site, the company describes itself as a residential and commercial roofer covering roof repair and installation, rubber roofing, siding, gutters, roof coating, and foundation waterproofing across a wide swath of the South Shore, Cape Cod, and Greater Boston. The name that keeps showing up in its Google reviews is Kyle. In February 2026, one homeowner called after a heavy snowstorm left a serious leak and ice dams along the roof edge; the crew arrived, explained the cause, cleared the ice without damaging the shingles or gutters, and fixed the leak, with no repeat problems since. Days later another customer had Kyle and a colleague named Manny do same-day steam removal of extensive ice dams. On the installation side, June 2026 brought a rubber roof one customer said looked solid and was installed on the timeline promised, and a repeat customer who'd hired the company for two separate roofing jobs said both were handled at a fair price with clear communication throughout. That pattern — clear contracts, progress photos during the work, and a clean site at the end — repeats across its most recent reviews. Nine Google ratings all land at 5 stars, and a small GuildQuality survey shows all three respondents would recommend the company. Its Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor license (HIC 208428) is active, and it's listed as a member of the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce. What's worth noting before booking: the online track record is still short. All eight of the reviews behind this read date from 2025 and 2026, and a few of the smaller directory listings for the business show no reviews at all yet — this isn't a company with years of accumulated history to lean on, just a consistent recent run with nothing negative in it so far. For a South Shore homeowner dealing with a leaking roof after a storm, or planning a straightforward roof replacement, that recent run is a reasonable bet: the specifics line up — on-time work, an active license, and a named point of contact throughout the job. Worth confirming directly: current lead times for a full replacement, and whether ice-dam work is billed as emergency service or under a standard rate.