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Neponset Valley Construction, out of Norwood, has built a substantial roofing and siding practice — BuildZoom shows more than 300 permitted projects behind the name, and a 2011 article on wickedlocal.com described crews working overtime to fix storm-related roofing problems during a rough winter. Angi and HomeAdvisor both put it at 4.6 stars from 180 ratings, and the Better Business Bureau lists it as A+ accredited, though the BBB page itself doesn't publish a review count. The written reviews that exist are older — dated 2013 through 2015 — and tell a mixed story. Several called the work well done: a January 2015 review said the job went very well and held up afterward, and a September 2014 HomeAdvisor review described a responsive company that answered every question and sent someone out quickly whenever a problem came up. But the same window includes real complaints about installation quality. A July 2014 review described nails showing on siding boards and sloppy workmanship around a front door, plus gutter guards that came loose in the yard; a November 2015 review said the crew was better suited to exterior jobs than interior ones and called the work shoddy; and a November 2014 review, while calling the work professionally done overall, described a six-week wait to start after the deposit was paid and a dispute over cleanup the company initially refused despite it being spelled out in the contract. Given how dated the written accounts are, it's worth asking for references from a recent job and getting cleanup and start-date expectations spelled out before signing. For roofing and siding work from a company with real volume behind it, weigh those specifics against what a current estimate and recent references show.
“He and his crews have been straight out. Their feat is fixing the roofing problems that have come along with the wintery mix.”
I had an experience with Neponset Valley Construction. They did work about three years ago. I would tell others that they're more for exterior jobs than they are interior jobs, the work is kind of shoddy. The price was the reason we went with them.
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It went very well. The job was well done and have been enjoying the work ever since.
The works seems very professionally done. However, it took six weeks for them to begin work after we paid the initial deposit. Also, they initially refused to clean up the enormous mess left in the attic saying it "wasn't in the contract." The contract specifically included "removal of debris" from the site but they later said this did not include cleaning up the debris left in the attic. To their credit, they agreed to come back and clean the attic, not because they acknowledged it was included in the contract, but because they didn't specifically tell us that attic clean up wasn't included (in their interpretation of the contract). Supplies were left sitting in our driveway for two weeks after the job was finished. The actual workers worked hard and were very polite. Midway through the job, they started to leave the site at the end of the day leaving parts of the attic exposed and uncovered. When we expressed concern about leaving that area open to the elements and bugs overnight, they returned to the roof and completed the open areas before leaving for the day. Overall, we were satisfied with the work and the final product.
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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Neponset Valley Construction. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Estimated range
$4,000 – $11,000
Typical exterior project around $7,500
No unnecessary upselling5.0
Repair specialist5.0
Whole-house jobs of 14 to 30+ windows5.0