JP Construction, Inc.

When shingles ripped off a Milford roof in high winds one night in March, the homeowner posted on Nextdoor the next morning — Juan Pablo Tenezaca of JP Construction replied within five minutes and was on-site within two hours, matching leftover shingles rather than waiting on a special order. That kind of speed under pressure keeps showing up in this Milford, MA roofing company's reviews: ice dams cleared the same day they're called in, snow cleared off roofs safely right after major storms. The company says Tenezaca founded it in 2014 and has since worked on 500+ homes across Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut, alongside siding, seamless gutters, windows and doors. The written record backs the speed story up: 25 reviews across Google and Thumbtack running 2022 through this year, all five stars, and eight of them landed in just the past six months with none negative. Reviewers consistently mention Tenezaca himself showing up and running the job — answering calls personally and explaining what he found and why. In a 2025 review, one customer described him returning after their solar panels were reinstalled just to check the roof hadn't been damaged. Crews get credited for cleaning up after themselves nearly every time, whether it's a full roof tear-off or a post-storm snow-clearing job, and a handful of reviews single out fair, reasonable pricing on top of the fast turnaround. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active. One thing worth clarifying before booking: how long the company has actually been around is inconsistent across its own listings — its Thumbtack profile prints 13 years in business, the About text on that same platform claims 20 years, and the company's own website says it was founded in 2014, closer to 11 years. Worth a quick question if longevity matters to you. JP Construction reads like the call for storm and ice-dam emergencies — the kind of job where a same-day or next-day response matters more than anything else — with siding, gutters, window and door work as a secondary line alongside the roofing.