D'Eramo Contracting

D'Eramo Contracting's 20 Google reviews run five stars straight through, 2022 to 2026, and the specifics repeat: Steve D'Eramo shows up personally for the estimate, explains the options, and stays involved while the crew works. The New Boston, NH company handles roofing, siding, replacement windows, seamless gutters, and snow removal, and its own site says it's been at it for 20 years. This spring, one reviewer described Steve as quick to respond, knowledgeable, and communicative from quote to cleanup, and another said the same about a roof replacement completed in April 2026. The specifics run deep further back too: a split-entry home in Merrimack got new shingles, fascia, drip edges, a peak vent, and gutters and downspouts, front and back (a September 2024 review); a different homeowner had three skylights, a shed roof, and a garage overhang repaired alongside a whole-house roof replacement (an April 2022 review); and a review from May 2022 described a Post Office roof finished the previous December and a residential roof completed that same month. Steve is repeatedly credited with following up afterward — one reviewer described him returning to fix a ridge vent a windstorm had knocked loose and to repair a section of roof another installer had done, and another reviewer, writing in March 2025, looked back at a roof D'Eramo had installed about four years earlier and still called it excellent work. The company's own site describes itself as fully licensed and lists GAF Master Elite Contractor certification. New Hampshire does not run a statewide registration for roofing contractors, so that isn't something to hold against them. Sources don't agree on exactly how long D'Eramo has been in business — 20 years by its own site, 29 per BBB, 34 per Angi — and OSHA's inspection database lists an inspection on record for the company, with no findings or outcome given. A strong call for a roof replacement or repair around New Boston and Merrimack — confirm current licensing and insurance directly, and ask about that OSHA inspection record if it's a concern for you.