Jere Construction Roofing

Jere Construction Roofing is a Lynn-based crew that's built its name as much on winter emergencies as on roofs — in back-to-back reviews from February 2026, homeowners described the team showing up within hours of being called to strip more than three feet of snow and ice dams off a roof, in one case working over four hours after dark in brutally cold conditions to get it done. That range shows up across the rest of the record too. A 2026 review described a full siding replacement paired with a repaint of the front porch and fence — sanded, primed, and painted to a quoted timeline — while another from the same year described a composite deck swapped in for an old wood one, plus a new cover built over a stairwell that had been letting water in. Painting comes up again and again as a strength on its own: a 2021 review described a full hallway repaint on a three-family home, sanding down flaws and filling indentations, and an Angi review from early 2022 called them simply 'excellent painters.' Other jobs on file cover roof leaks, gutters, chimney repair, fence work, trim carpentry, and even cabinet painting and electrical work worked in on a time crunch. The one clear exception is a 2025 review describing a pricing dispute: after quoting $700 to replace 33 square feet of shingles, the customer says they refused and canceled, then Jere showed up anyway to do the work at a lower price and, in the reviewer's account, refused to leave the property without their permission. The same review says he doesn't carry a license — worth asking about directly, since nothing here independently verifies it either way. Outside that one account, the pattern across roughly five years of Google and Angi reviews is consistently positive, and BBB has the company at an A+ rating, though not accredited, with about six years in business — a bit shorter than the ten years the company's own site claims since 2015, so the exact founding date is worth confirming. Get a firm estimate in writing before any work starts, and given the pricing dispute above, be clear up front about scope and cost changes.