Primeline Masonry and Roofing

The name that keeps turning up in Primeline Masonry and Roofing's reviews isn't the company itself — it's Terry, the tech customers say shows up to look at a leak or a crumbling chimney and explains what's wrong and what it costs before anyone signs anything. The Cambridge company says on its site it's been at this since 2004, run as a locally owned shop covering Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and it carries an active Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor license (HIC #217742). Its 30 reviews, split between Google and Angi, all land in 2026 and all come back five stars, with nothing negative logged on either platform. The jobs described are specific: a full reroof covering both a house and an attached business, a flat roof paired with two chimneys done in the same visit, a wet basement customers say was fully turned around with new waterproofing, clogged gutters cleared and resealed, loose siding panels swapped out. One reviewer wasn't even home when the crew fixed their roof and came back to a clean site; another says Terry came out on a weekend the same day they called. A couple of things are worth asking about directly. The review history, while consistent, only spans about five months of 2026, so there isn't yet a longer stretch to weigh it against. And several reviews lean on near-identical phrasing — "organized process," "latest equipment" — that reads more like marketing copy than a distinct voice, so it's worth getting a homeowner you know to compare notes, or just asking Primeline for specifics on a job like yours rather than leaning on the wording alone. For roof repairs, chimney work, or a wet basement, this is a reasonable call: the license is active, the work described lines up with what the company advertises, and more than one reviewer mentions the final cost matched the quote. Get the estimate in writing and confirm who's actually on the crew, not just Terry, before work starts.