Storm Works Roofing & Restoration

Storm Works Roofing & Restoration works out of Belmont, replacing and repairing roofs across the area. It holds an active Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, carries an A+ grade from the Better Business Bureau, and its Google page runs 4.8 stars from 142 ratings. Reviews stretching from 2022 into late 2025 describe the same throughline: full roof tear-offs and replacements, done fast and left clean, with the owner, Sean Green, doing much of the fast-response work himself. In a 2024 review, one homeowner described Sean calling back within 20 minutes after a microburst damaged their roof, then showing up the next day to secure it before a run of storms. In a 2025 review, another customer said they'd gone two years without a returned call from a different contractor about a leaking slate roof before Sean called back promptly and had an estimate ready within a day. The scope runs from single houses to a 2025 job coordinating a church's flat-roof replacement around 54 solar panels that had to come off and go back on, and a 2022 tear-down-to-the-rafters replacement one customer said was cleaned up "almost like they were not ever there." Several customers came back for more: a 2025 review described four different roofs replaced for the same customer over three to four years, and a 2023 review noted a repeat hire for siding after Storm Works had already done that customer's roof. Two accounts are worth knowing about. In a 2022 review, a customer whose rubber roof developed bubbling along the seams months after installation described a slow runaround — repeated calls answered with "it's a curing issue" — that took roughly seven weeks to get someone out to look at it. And in a 2021 review, a customer who'd gotten as far as a scheduled estimate said Storm Works never sent it despite repeated follow-up calls and messages. Neither is typical of the broader run of reviews, but both point to the same thing worth pinning down before signing: get a firm timeline in writing, and keep follow-up in writing if anything develops after the job wraps.