Richfield Roofing

Richfield Roofing works out of Danvers, and the same name comes up job after job: Mike Miller, who says he learned the trade riding along with his father as a kid before starting his own shop. Richfield calls itself a third-generation roofing company covering the North Shore and Greater Boston area, doing asphalt shingle, rubber, chimney, and gutter work. The last six months tell the clearest story: 16 reviews, none negative. In January, a crew stripped and re-roofed a five-bedroom house in a single day. In April, Mike traced a chimney-flashing leak and gave a transparent price for the fix. In February, when a homeowner came home to an ice dam, he and his team shoveled the snow and ice off the roof themselves and walked through, on video, how ice dams form and the damage they cause. The thread running through nearly every account, recent and older, is the same: Mike shows up fast, explains what he's doing with photos as he goes, and finishes roof replacements in a day or two rather than dragging a job out. That consistency shows up in the numbers too — 4.9 stars on Google from 62 ratings and the same 4.9 from 91 ratings on Thumbtack, where Richfield has held Top Pro status three years running and passed Thumbtack's background check and business verification. Across five sources and five years of reviews, nobody in the record has a bad word about the work itself. One thing worth asking about: Richfield's own service list covers asphalt shingles, rubber (EPDM) roofing, chimney leaks, and gutters — nothing about siding, masonry, or general carpentry beyond the roof deck, so a job that spills into other trades is worth clarifying upfront. For a straightforward roof replacement, a stubborn leak, or an ice-dam emergency in the North Shore or Greater Boston area, the six-month run of reviews backs Richfield without a single complaint. Get the estimate in writing, and if the job needs work beyond the roof itself, ask upfront whether that's something they handle or refer out.