D. Vito Roofing is a family-owned roofing, siding, gutter, window and skylight contractor based in Stoughton, MA, run by owner Darren Vito since founding the company in 2017. Massachusetts registers the business's Home Improvement Contractor license (#181276) as active, and the Better Business Bureau rates it A+, though it is not BBB-accredited. Building permit records show the crew has completed at least 16 roofing jobs across towns including Sharon, Easton, Randolph, and Medfield in recent years.
Customers who hired D. Vito Roofing for full roof replacements and repairs describe consistently professional, prompt, and detailed work across a long run of Google reviews from 2023 through 2025. Reviewers repeatedly note the crew showing up on schedule, finishing jobs in a day or two, cleaning up thoroughly, and pricing fairly with financing available. One 2025 review describes nearly 30 years of repeat storm repair work, calling the response fast and reliable each time. Beyond roofing, customers also credit the crew with new siding, windows, and gutters completed to the same standard, and a 2017 BuildZoom review likewise calls the work excellent and prompt.
Two 2022 Google reviews raise more serious questions. One reports that a hole left in the fascia board during a roofing job led to a squirrel infestation the owner allegedly refused to inspect, plus a roof leak the reviewer says persists. The other describes a leak the company diagnosed and billed as a skylight problem, which the reviewer says recurred worse eight months later with visible ceiling staining and wall damage. Both sit chronologically between years of otherwise strongly positive reviews, but they describe specific, unresolved problems worth asking the owner about directly.
For a straightforward roof replacement, repair, or exterior remodel, D. Vito Roofing has a strong and current base of detailed, positive reviews and a verified active license. Given the two 2022 complaints, it's worth confirming in writing what warranty coverage applies if an issue surfaces after the crew leaves.
