JN Construction

Ruben Nolasco's crew gets asked back. JN Construction carries a 4.8 across 177 ratings, and the written accounts keep circling the same handful of jobs: pulling moss and ice off roofs, and repairing the trim, fascia and soffit that a ladder makes unpleasant to reach. Speed is the thread running through them. A homeowner writing in July 2025 needed a fascia board repaired on a second story, contacted Ruben in the morning and had the work done that same afternoon — and liked it enough to plan a full roof replacement with him. Another, in April 2026, got an estimate the day after inquiring and had moss cleaned off a shingle roof the same week, with care taken not to damage the shingles. The bigger jobs land too. In May 2026 a landlord had a rental property's roof replaced on time and within budget, with rotted fascia boards swapped out and a gutter and downspout replacement included at no extra cost, tracked by progress photos throughout. In May 2024 a condominium community had wood trim replaced around two attached units in four days, at a price that reviewer said beat the other quotes they had received. Cleaning up afterwards comes up again and again. There is one thing worth planning around. A customer writing in June 2024 rated the job four stars and said the only problem was communication — Ruben's English was limited and the customer spoke no Spanish, and something they thought had been agreed was left out of the finished work. That customer let it go because the rest was done so well. Settle the scope in writing before work starts and you remove the one recurring friction anyone has described. One caveat on the headline number: the 4.8 and the 177 ratings appear identically on Angi and HomeAdvisor, which mirror each other, so that is one platform's verdict rather than two independent ones. For roof cleaning, moss removal, and trim, fascia and soffit repair, the accounts are consistent and current — five since February 2026, none of them negative. If you are hiring for a full roof or a larger trim project, ask for the scope itemized in writing, and check current registration and insurance before signing.