Classic Metal Roofs

Classic Metal Roofs, LLC is a family-owned residential metal roofing contractor operating four regional offices across southern New England, including a New Hampshire office at 1 Tara Blvd in Nashua, per the company's own site. The company states it has been in business more than 20 years, with the next generation training to continue it, and is run by partners Mike Gonet Sr. and Reesa Gonet. The company holds a 4.9-star average from 84 Google ratings, and its reviews are dominated by roofing work: standing-seam metal roofs, Oxford-style aluminum shingles, copper and zinc roofing, and flat/low-slope systems, along with snow guards, custom gutters, and custom chimney caps, according to one detailed customer review. A 2026 reviewer described the crew resolving a hazardous snow-and-ice shedding problem on a metal shingle roof with an affordable fix, calling the team incredibly responsive and honest from the first call through the final walkthrough. A 2025 customer praised a clear and honest estimate process that flagged potential extra costs upfront, an on-time crew for both the estimate and the installation, thorough cleanup, and a small discount for extra plywood that was needed. The company states it offers free estimates, and a 2025 reviewer separately confirmed appreciating that free-estimate offer. Worth noting: several Google reviews focus more on the company's website, online quote tool, and educational content than on describing a specific finished job, so it is worth asking directly for recent project references in the area. The Better Business Bureau lists the business as not accredited, with no published rating, complaints, or government actions on file — a common split from an active Google presence rather than a sign of trouble. New Hampshire does not license or register roofing contractors, so no licence is expected or on file for this trade. For a metal roof project in the Nashua area, the two detailed reviews above — the ice-dam fix and the plywood-discount job — are useful accounts of the estimate-to-cleanup process to ask about when getting a quote.