Precision Roofing Services Of New England, Inc.

Uncle Tony still gets named directly in reviews, four decades into running the company — a small tell for a business that's been reroofing Massachusetts' North Shore out of Essex since Anthony "Uncle Tony" Corrao Jr. started it in 1984. BBB and Angi both put the track record at 42 years. The stated service area runs from Newburyport down through Salem, and alongside roofing the company plows the same towns each winter — something a fair number of reviewers bring up unprompted when a storm hits. The last six months read as a clean stretch: ten Google reviews, all five stars, and they're specific rather than vague. Reviewers credit Reilly and the crew with reworking around damage a previous contractor left behind, note that the quoted price was the price they actually paid, and describe grounds left immaculate after a one-day install. That sits on top of a longer history — 63 reviews collected since 2021 across Google and other sources, and a 4.9-star average on Google's own count of 90 ratings. BBB has carried the company at an A+, and it's listed as an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor, with its own site citing a top-1%-workmanship distinction from Owens Corning's field inspectors. It isn't a flawless run. A Google review from last fall describes a new roof developing a leak in a different spot within months, with a follow-up fix that didn't hold — worth raising directly if the job involves reworking an older roof or flashing. BBB's own profile separately notes a workmanship complaint tied to cracking, a second thread worth asking about rather than assuming resolved. Angi's listing is also explicit that the company doesn't offer emergency or 24/7 service, so a sudden overnight leak means a same-day call, not a same-hour one. For a full reroof, a storm-damaged repair, or seasonal plowing anywhere from Ipswich to Salem, the volume and specificity of the recent reviews make Precision a reasonable one to call — Uncle Tony gets named directly in a lot of them, which says something about how hands-on the ownership still is. Before signing, it's worth asking how they'd handle a callback if something needs revisiting after the crew leaves, given the one thread of post-install complaints in the history.