Magee Roofing

Magee Roofing is a one-man-run Sudbury shop — Shawn Magee has been doing roof work in the area for close to two decades, by the company's own account, and still shows up on jobs personally. Its site describes precision roof installations, flashing, gutters and ice dam protection as the focus, and Houzz's service list matches that: replacement, repair, inspection, flashing repair. What people who've hired Shawn keep coming back to is the craftsmanship on a well-run job. In 2021 and 2024 reviews, customers singled out the crew — Sidney and Marcello by name in one — for careful, detail-oriented work and a genuinely clean site when they finished, and a 2023 customer who'd used the company 14 years earlier for a full roof came back for a flashing repair and called the pricing fair. The BBB file lists 26 years in business and an A+ grade, though the company isn't BBB-accredited. The recent record is more mixed. A March 2026 review describes a $17,000 roof and skylight replacement where the cleanup was excellent but the new skylights started leaking after the season's first snowstorm, and an August 2026 review says Shawn agreed twice to come inspect a roof and didn't show up either time, citing distance — both worth raising directly before booking. Two older reviews echo similar concerns: a 2021 job failed a town inspection because bathroom and kitchen exhaust vents were left loose in the attic instead of properly connected to the roof vents, and a 2020 review describes a dropped tool damaging a customer's cedar deck with no follow-through from the owner afterward. On licensing, BuildZoom lists an active Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration (#173850) for the company, and separately shows a construction-supervisor specialty license (#105983) as inactive, noting it was cancelled by the state's Department of Public Safety at some point — both are the directory's own record, not a registry-verified status here. Magee Roofing suits someone who wants a small, hands-on roofing crew with real skill on the tools — several jobs earned genuine praise for craftsmanship and a fair price — but the two most recent written reviews and the 2021 inspection failure are reasons to pin down scheduling commitments and confirm any workmanship coverage on skylights and flashing before signing on.