Richfield Roofing

Mike Miller runs Richfield Roofing as a third-generation family business out of Danvers, and the volume alone makes the point: 63 reviews since 2021 across Google and Thumbtack, currently sitting at 4.9 stars on both, with thirteen five-star reviews in just the last six months. Recent customers describe roof replacements finished start to finish in a single day, crews that clean up so thoroughly 'it looked like they were never there,' and Mike personally showing up the morning after a leak is reported with photos and a clear explanation of what's wrong. One review from this spring described a full roof, skylight, fascia, and gutter replacement chosen after comparing multiple vendors specifically because of the family history behind the company. The pattern holds going back years, not just recently. In a 2023 review, a customer described Mike returning about a year after patching a leak for free, then quoting a full roof replacement, remeasuring everything and explaining what he'd do differently from a competing bid rather than just underselling the same work. Other reviews describe emergency response — repairing storm damage before more rain arrived, shoveling ice dams off a roof and explaining the damage they cause, and racing squirrel damage to shingles before a downpour. Skylights, fascia, and gutters come up often as add-ons to roof jobs; in a 2025 review, one customer described Mike correcting skylights a previous installer had put in wrong on a flat roof, fixing the underlying problem instead of just replacing them the same way. Five years of five-star reviews under one consistently named owner, rather than an anonymous crew, is a rare pattern for a small roofing outfit. For a roof replacement, repair, or storm-damage job around Danvers, the main thing left to do is get a specific quote for the scope of your own job.