Sensible Home Solutions

Thirty-one people have rated Sensible Home Solutions on Google and not one of them gave it less than five stars. The through-line in what they wrote is the roof: tear-offs, replacements, and the leak that cannot wait for spring. The company works out of Spruce Street in Haverhill and, by its own account, is veteran-owned. Will Medugno, an Army veteran with more than twenty years in construction, co-founded it with Billy Markussen, who came up through HVAC. The site says the business started in roofing and siding and added HVAC, electrical, ADUs and additions as customers asked for them. Both owners turn up by first name in the reviews, which tells you something about how the jobs are run. The work reaches past the roofline. A homeowner who had a roof replaced in April 2025 came back this year to have every window replaced and said the second job matched the first. Another reviewer this spring credited Bill, Will and the crew for how the roof came out. Comments run back to 2022 across Google, Angi and HomeAdvisor, and the pattern holds steady: clear communication up front, a crew that cleans the site when it leaves. One thing worth knowing before you call. The written record is almost entirely exterior work. Electrical and HVAC sit on the service list, and the company says both came after it had established itself in roofing and siding, so if you are calling about a panel upgrade or a heat pump rather than a roof, ask who on the team handles that work. The company also presents itself as a James Hardie installer and a FORTIFIED roofing contractor; those are its own claims, worth confirming against the manufacturer and program directly if the material matters to you. For roofing, siding and windows across the Merrimack Valley and into southern New Hampshire, this is a well-reviewed, hands-on shop. Ask for the registration number and get the warranty terms in writing before work starts.