Decked Out Roofing and Construction Corp.

Chimneys, brick steps and wet basements are what people call Decked Out Roofing and Construction for, whatever the name suggests. A homeowner in April 2026 described a chimney project where the quote was comprehensive, the crew arrived when they said they would, photos of the issues and the completed work came back to them, and the driveway got swept before anyone left. The company works out of Woburn and says it covers Boston too, describes itself as locally owned, and lists roofing, masonry, foundation, basement, chimney, gutter and siding work. Its Angi profile claims 16 years of experience, along with emergency service, free estimates and warranties. Water is the other half of the job list. In August 2025 reviews, homeowners described $1,200 and $1,500 waterproofing jobs — problem areas identified, solutions explained, and by one account no more leaks and no more damp smell afterwards — plus a $1,500 foundation repair finished on time and a $2,500 gutter job where damaged sections were replaced and leaks sealed. Masonry runs alongside it: $500 to restore old brick steps in August 2025, $2,000 to repair cracks in a brick wall with bricks that matched, and a chimney rebuilt after a free estimate. The one sour account is about money rather than workmanship. A May 2026 reviewer gave one star and laid out the arithmetic: $2,800 estimated to shore up front steps and polysand a walkway, then on the day of work another $3,200 when the staircase turned out to be hollow and the cavity needed filling, and $1,000 more for a rotten board under the front door frame — $7,000 in all. For chimney, brick and water-intrusion work around Woburn and Boston, this is a strong call: two 2026 customers mention the site left clean, and several describe the problem being explained before anyone started. Get the estimate in writing, and settle up front how the price moves if they open something up and find more underneath.