Classic Metal Roofs

Classic Metal Roofs describes itself as a family-owned residential metal roofing contractor serving southern New England for more than 20 years, run by the Gonet family, including Mike Gonet and Reesa Gonet. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 144235, is active on the state registry, held by Classic Metal Roofs, LLC. The BBB lists it as accredited with an A+ grade. A recent customer had a custom standing seam copper roof installed. A recent customer described a clean worksite at the end of each day and everything done as promised. A 2026 customer said Mike and the team came out after ice from heavy snow damaged their roof and installed a guard on the metal roof. A 2025 customer said the company replaced a 125-year-old slate roof with a metal roof in the Oxford Shingle design, installed peak anchors for solar installers, and sent Chris to work with their builder so the roof and new siding fit together. A 2025 customer said a standing seam metal roof went on their 1950 cape over the existing roof planks with a thicker underlayment and 20 gauge aluminum for a future solar install. A 2025 customer said Mike and team came in to finish a porch roof after their builder had a health issue. A 2024 customer in Hyannis said Mike coordinated schedules with their masonry contractor so chimney flashing was done before the roof work began. A 2021 customer said the company also installed larger gutters after a switch from cedar shingles to metal, which took longer than anticipated due to supply shortages. On Houzz, a 2021 customer said snow sliding off a roof installed in 2015 fell onto their car, that months passed before anyone got back to them, and that the two added rows of snow breaks, billed at $475, did not solve the problem. A 2022 Houzz reviewer said the company does not return phone calls after the work is done. A 2020 Houzz reviewer said the company would not come look at twisted metal on their roof. In a 2026 Reddit thread, a commenter said they stopped at Classic Roofs because the price was crazy.