JPV Roofing & Construction

A giant magnet to pick up stray nails, an ice-dam removal in the dead of winter, and a two-family's rubber roof swapped out for something more durable — JPV Roofing & Construction is the crew Worcester County homeowners call when a roof needs doing, not just quoting. The company, self-reported as owner-operated by Jeffrey Vigeant and established in 2001, is based in Auburn and works Worcester County, Massachusetts and Connecticut. The same story repeats across Google, where the business holds a 5-star average from 203 ratings: a full tear-off and reshingle finished in a single day, a crew that shows up by 7 a.m. and doesn't leave until the yard is swept clean, and an owner who quotes the job himself and keeps homeowners posted with texts and photos while the work is underway. Reviewers describe rotted plywood or rafters turning up mid-tear-off and getting replaced rather than papered over, and several mention the crew handling an add-on — reflashing a chimney, clearing snow and ice dams, coordinating around a solar install — without treating it as an afterthought. That pattern holds across the company's history, not just this year: a 30-year homeowner replacing a first roof in late 2025 described Jeff skipping the "big box roofer" sales pitch for a kitchen-table conversation about options, and in 2024 one review recounts uncovering a roof installed poorly 20 years earlier on a cape in North Oxford, while another from that year describes a Fitchburg two-family whose rubber roof turned out to be hiding a buried tarpaper-and-gravel layer underneath. The volume behind this is real too: 162 dated Google reviews running from 2021 to 2026, with 36 in the last six months and none negative in that stretch. The one practical planning note is scheduling: one recent review describes the quote being accepted with the job itself starting a few weeks later, so a leak that needs fixing fast may still mean a short wait to get on the calendar, even though the work itself typically wraps in a single day once the crew arrives. For a straightforward reroof, or a job where hidden rot might be lurking under old shingles, this is a business whose own customers keep telling the same story — fast once started, communicative throughout, and willing to fix what they find instead of covering it up.