MasterCraft Metal Roofing

MasterCraft has been putting metal roofing, James Hardie siding, and Andersen windows on Hingham-area homes since 1986, and the company says it's still run by the family that started it — John O'Brien III, a second-generation owner. It holds an unusually deep stack of manufacturer sign-offs for a shop this size: ELITE-level James Hardie certification (the company describes itself as the longest-tenured Hardie installer in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont), plus Andersen, CertainTeed, Owens Corning, Drexel Metals, and Therma-Tru credentials. Every independent source on record lines up the same way. BBB has it accredited with an A+ rating, Houzz shows a 4.4 out of 5 across ten ratings, and GuildQuality's third-party survey program has 74 of 81 respondents saying they'd recommend the company. Outside write-ups describe the crews as consistently professional with solid material quality. Most of that record predates the last year, so it reads as a long, steady reputation built up over time rather than a stream of very recent reviews. The company's stated territory stretches unusually wide for a Hingham-based crew — from the South Shore up into New Hampshire's Lakes Region and out to central Vermont — so it's worth confirming they're actively covering your specific town before requesting an estimate. MasterCraft reads as a fit for a full exterior job — roof, siding, and windows handled by one manufacturer-certified crew — more than for a single quick repair. Confirm current licensing status and get the Hardie and Andersen certifications in writing before signing.