Delarosa Construction

A roof that started leaking after a late-February storm brought Delarosa out on the first call — the homeowner, writing on Houzz in March 2021, said they came down right away, gave a good price and worked fast. Another Houzz review from that same week has the detail: Manny went through the options without pressure, and the crew spent the day replacing the roof, laying moisture barrier, flashing around the chimney and fixing a gutter along the back. Roofs are what customers write about, but the company casts itself wider. Its site presents a Peabody general contractor doing roofing, remodeling, painting, decks and concrete, with a service area running from Danvers and Lynnfield through Marblehead, Salem and Swampscott. The BBB page is an A+ and puts the business at 12 years, listing additions, siding, decks and custom woodwork alongside the roofing; BuildZoom shows 37 permitted projects, Houzz another 18. The written accounts are older, and the earlier ones name Arsenio rather than Manny. A September 2020 Angi customer said the work was on time and fairly priced and that he delivered on everything he promised. In November 2019 another said he answered quickly before, during and after the job, and kept them updated throughout. The most recent review, from December 2024, is brief — a Houzz customer telling other people not to hesitate to call for roofing. A February 2025 write-up on trusty.app describes a roof stripped completely, venting corrected, a skylight replaced and chimney flashing installed in lead. For a North Shore roof — a storm leak, or a replacement where the venting and flashing matter — this is a reasonable call. Angi and HomeAdvisor both list Spanish-language service. Get the scope in writing down to the flashing, venting and gutter work before the crew starts.