DECARNEY ROOFING LLC

It was the coldest, snowiest weekend of the winter when a homeowner found an ice dam on a Saturday afternoon and a soaked bedroom carpet underneath it, with parts of the roof three storeys up. They called DeCarney. That is what January and February 2026 look like here: snow off a roof the next morning, ice dams cleared the same day, one customer's driveway swept clear of everything that came down with it. The rest of the year is roofs going on fast. A June 2026 customer had theirs stripped and replaced inside a single day, and so did one in April 2026 who had planned the job at the end of winter and got it at the start of spring. In September 2025 a 29-year-old roof, steep and complicated, came off and went back on in two days. In January 2026 a house carrying two layers of shingles over original boards rather than plywood had the rotten boards swapped out, the skylight replaced and the leaks around the chimney closed up. Prices matching quotes comes up again and again. A June 2026 customer wrote that the quote matched the final bill exactly; a December 2025 customer said the same about a roof boot repair, with no surprises; an April 2026 one described a thorough, itemised quote and no gotchas at the end. A May 2026 homeowner who asked for an inspection on a 15-year-old roof was told it needed nothing yet. Mario DeCarney is the third generation of his family to roof, and started this Beverly company in 2017. Customers name him, Tony on site, and the crew almost every time they write. The Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #203063, is active on the state registry under DeCarney Roofing LLC, and the Better Business Bureau lists the company as accredited with an A+ grade. Google shows 5.0 across 348 ratings and Thumbtack 4.9 across 84, out of 277 reviews going back to 2017. Two practical things. Old decking is where a roof job usually grows: that January 2026 house needed boards replaced once the shingles came off, so ask how board replacement is priced before you sign. And the winter calendar fills with emergency snow and ice work, so if you want a replacement booked in a storm month, get the date in writing. For a straightforward replacement on the North Shore, a leak, an ice dam, or lead flashing a squirrel has chewed through, which was a real May 2026 job, this is an easy call, and the crews finish and clear out quickly. Ask for the written quote with the decking allowance spelled out, and confirm which crew lead will be on your roof.