O'LYN Roofing

O'LYN Roofing is a Norwood roofing and gutter contractor, and a 2026 customer said Jake brought multiple samples to their home and the installation crew completed their new roof in 12 hours on a very hot day. The company says on its website that it is family-owned with 51 years in business, and names Michael Olen as owner and Linda Olen as president. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 101297, held by O'LYN CONTRACTORS, INC., is active on the state registry. On Google it holds 4.8 stars from 533 ratings, and its BBB grade is A+. A 2026 customer said Jake quoted a wait of 4-5 weeks for a new roof, but the team was ready in one week and finished the roof between a Thursday morning and Friday night. A 2026 customer said the company replaced a 150-year-old leaky slate roof on a two-unit house with an asphalt shingle roof, and that no one tried to upsell them. A 2026 customer said two skylights were replaced by two installers. A 2026 customer wrote, "Great work but overprice." A 2025 customer said owner Michael O'Lyn had a fascia piece replaced without an added cost after the narrower aluminum gutters did not cover it. A 2024 customer said O'Lyn sent a technician within a day or so after the warranty on their membrane roof had expired, and the technician's tentative conclusion was that the leak came from one of the windows. A 2023 customer said the work crew completed a roof, gutter and downspout project in two days, working 12 hours per day, and said O'Lyn pricing was not the lowest. A 2025 customer said the company called on a holiday, came by to look at the gutters while they were out of town, and then canceled their scheduled consultation by voicemail. A 2025 customer said the company came out to give a quote and never sent one despite multiple attempts at contact. A 2025 customer said they were still waiting for an estimate after a month. A 2025 customer said the company was hired to find a leak and never got to the bottom of the problem, and the next company found it. A 2024 customer said they spent about $12,000 on reflashing and repointing a chimney to stop a leak, the same leak returned the next time it rained, and a customer service rep said there was no warranty for the work. In that same 2024 review, the customer added that the company later sent someone to apply a water sealer product, which seemed to have helped. A 2024 customer said the company called after a signed contract to say they measured wrong and could not honor it. A 2022 customer said the roofers left a mess in the yard and tar marks from falling debris stained their new deck.