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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Corolla Contracting Inc. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
A square is 100 sq ft of roof surface — bigger than the floor plan because of pitch and overhangs.
Estimated range
$9,000 – $18,600
Typical roofing project around $13,800
Corolla Contracting is a roofing company at 15 Bates Avenue in Winthrop, incorporated in 1989 and listed by the Better Business Bureau as 37 years in business with four employees under owner Robert Corolla. It holds Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration 109275, verified as active against the state registry. The BBB listing describes commercial and residential roof repair and replacement, green roofing, roof maintenance programs, tapered insulation systems and waterproofing, and BuildZoom shows 75 permitted projects. There is no customer feedback to draw on: the BBB profile carries no customer reviews and no complaint count, and nothing has surfaced elsewhere. What the public record does carry is safety. In July 2019 NBC10 Boston reported that Corolla Contracting of Winthrop had pulled the permit for the North End roof replacement where a falling metal bar critically injured a pedestrian, and that OSHA had cited the company four times over seven years, with $11,400 in proposed fines, including serious violations of fall-protection and ladder rules. A BuildZoom permit record for a roofing project at 10 Camelot Ct in Brighton states that a stop work order was issued on 25 July 2019, the same day, with no resolution status recorded. This is a long-established, registry-verified roofer whose work no homeowner has publicly described. If you are considering them, ask directly about the 2019 citations and what site-safety practice looks like now, ask for a current certificate of insurance, and ask for recent references — there are none to read.
“Corolla Contracting of Winthrop pulled the permit for the roof replacement at the North End building where a falling metal bar critically injured a pedestrian; OSHA had cited the company four times over seven years ($11,400 in proposed fines), including serious violations of fall-protection and ladder rules.”
“arf project included a pavilion, but since it had no walls, it did not meet the definition of a building, the town said. The judge agreed with the town. In 2021, Cape Cod Builders filed a complaint against the town of Plymouth after a roof replacement job was awarded to Corolla Construction, even though Cape Cod Builders had the lowest bid. The company claimed the town rejected its bid based on officials’ dislike of Pappas. Plymouth officials attested to difficulties with Pappas, saying he was “unprofessional and aggressive with town staff” duri”
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