NUZA Roofing Corporation

NUZA Roofing Corporation is a small Revere outfit — the BBB lists two employees, with Luis Nunez as president and Jose Zapata as vice-president — and it holds an active Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor registration, number 197679, verified against the state registry. The same business trades online as NUZA General Construction, and says it has moved beyond roofing into general construction and remodeling. The roofing work itself is the bread and butter: new roofs and replacements, roof decks, skylights, attic ventilation, dry rot repair and gutters. Building-permit records behind its BuildZoom listing show mostly strip-and-reroof and rubber-roof jobs across Revere, Somerville, Malden, Brookline and Cambridge going back to 2017, mixed with kitchen, bathroom, deck and gut-rehab permits — which matches the broader-contractor pitch. Customers who liked the experience point at Luis directly. A 2025 reviewer who has used the company for several projects describes him as knowledgeable and quick to answer questions, and says the roof replacement on their home came out well. Another 2025 client hired the team for 1960s kitchen cabinets and flooring in a small city apartment and praised the detail work and the crew showing up when promised. A 2022 reviewer names Mauricio, Luis and Ivonne and describes personalised attention. The complaint on file is serious enough to weigh against that. A 2025 reviewer says the roof NUZA installed in 2018 had to be replaced outright because of poor workmanship, and that when they wrote asking for a refund the company answered that the workmanship warranty had expired and it was no longer responsible. The same customer says Luis offered to patch the roof and clear bricks the crew had left up there, but that neither their insurer nor the roofers they later brought in could find any sign of a patch, and the bricks were still in place. The honest read is a licensed local roofer with a small, mixed public record — four reviews in four years. If you hire them, get the workmanship warranty term written into the contract, and get any promised return visit confirmed in writing.