Commonwealth Roofing and Siding

Commonwealth Roofing and Siding, LLC works out of Andover, and the name says exactly what homeowners call them for: roof replacements and repairs, usually paired with siding, gutters, or fascia on the same job. Alex runs point on most projects, and the company holds an active Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor license. Seventy Google reviews since 2024, every one of them five stars, and not a single complaint in the past six months. The clearest recent pattern is emergency ice-dam response: several homeowners this winter describe calling during a storm and having Kevin's or Alex's crew clearing the roof within hours, one crediting a steam-based method the reviewer called hard to find elsewhere. On replacement jobs the same rhythm shows up — Commonwealth was the only one of four companies to give one reviewer a reasonable quote on a complicated 100-year-old roof, and another had a dumpster dropped off Monday, the roof stripped and reshingled in a single day Tuesday, and the dumpster gone by Wednesday. Communication gets singled out almost as often as the workmanship. A customer overseeing a roughly 2,500-square-foot rubber-roof and deck-roof job from 3,000 miles away praised how the crew kept them informed throughout, and another credited "his roofing and siding teams" for protecting the landscaping while replacing a roof, fascia, and gutters in Andover. Siding and gutter work show up often enough across the two-year history that they're clearly not an occasional add-on to the roofing business. There's little friction to point to — the one outlier is a single four-star review with no detail beyond "reasonable and neatly accomplished," and the Better Business Bureau lists the company at an A grade. None of the reviews mention pricing, so it's worth getting the scope and cost in writing before work starts. For roof damage, ice dams, or a combined roof-and-siding job in the Greater Boston area, this is a contractor with a clean, closely watched run of recent work and a crew customers keep calling out by name.