i-Con Construction Corp.

The line that repeats across i-Con Construction's reviews is a timeline: a roof torn off and replaced inside a single day. A homeowner whose 25-year-old roof needed replacing wrote in May 2026 that the crew worked around solar panels that had to come off first, arrived the next morning, and finished that day. Another, in April 2026, described a roof going on in one day and an attic that stayed dry through the next rain. The company works out of 94 Ryans Way in Swansea and takes roofing, siding, window and gutter work across southeastern Massachusetts and into Rhode Island. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active in the company's own name. Owners Peter and Ralph turn up by name in most of what customers write — quoting the job, walking the property, answering questions mid-project — behind a Google average of 4.9 across 106 ratings. Storm work is where they move fastest. A homeowner whose shingles lifted in a wind storm wrote in June 2026 about the response; another, describing a July 3rd windstorm that dropped a tree on the house, said the crew arrived on the holiday to close the roof before spending the following two months on the attic, siding, walls and windows. In February 2026 a customer called about snow and ice dams and had a crew on the roof the next morning. It isn't only roofs: vinyl siding with window trim (May 2026), siding, windows and gutters together (January 2026), a rubber flat roof with chimney reflashing (April 2025), and a porch and stairs (September 2025) all come up. The thing to press on is siding follow-up. A customer writing in April 2025 said their vinyl began buckling a few months after installation, that trim had been run over the doorbell, and that requests to fix it kept getting pushed back. It is a lone complaint against a long run of positive accounts, but it is specific and it is about the work — worth asking how warranty callbacks are handled, and getting the terms in writing before siding goes on. For a straightforward roof — a tear-off, storm damage, ice dams, a flat roof — this is a company with a deep and current history of finishing quickly and cleaning up behind itself. Confirm the registration on the state's site, and if the job is siding rather than roofing, ask plainly what happens if something needs correcting six months later.