Twenty-two ratings on Angi, every one of them five stars, running without a gap from October 2020 to October 2025 — and the same first name keeps turning up. Jason, whom reviewers also call Jay or just J, runs JME Gutters & Sheet Metal out of Lynn, and what comes through is metalwork rather than gutters alone.
Take the October 2025 job: aluminum roof tiles, a box vent to install, motor wiring to re-attach and bent sheet metal to straighten around the opening. The homeowner credited "his sheet metal expertise" by name, and a nearby gutter drain problem got fixed on the same visit, for $675. A 2022 customer with an old house had their copper downspouts repurposed rather than replaced, to keep the character of the building. A November 2020 reviewer described a triple tear-off with a main-roof-to-flat-roof transition that had to be flashed correctly to stop leaks, aluminum wrap repaired at the transitions, and not a nail left in the back yard.
The other pattern is scope growing in the customer's direction. A May 2024 reviewer started with siding and gutters, then had the breezeway redone, then the deck, then a new door. A March 2024 customer went from a sheetrock job to a front porch to a deck to a shed, at a disclosed $16,000. Angi files the business under gutters, but its own description on the page reads "JME Roofing and Construction" and spans roofing, siding, decking, handyman work and kitchen and bathroom remodels. It claims 25 years of experience, offers emergency service and warranties, and works 7am to 4pm weekdays only.
Two things to weigh. Everything known here comes from one listing — 22 ratings, all on Angi — and an unbroken five-star run with no second platform to check it against carries less weight than the same reviews spread across sources. The described jobs also span a wide range, from a $675 vent-and-drain repair to a $16,000 multi-stage build, so the gutter and sheet-metal work is far better evidenced than the big-ticket end.
If your problem lives at the roofline — a leak at a flashing, drainage that overflows, copper you would rather keep than replace — this is a specialist, and homeowners writing across five straight years say he turns up when he said he would and leaves the site clean. Ask what the warranty covers, and put the scope in writing if the job grows the way several of these did.