Storm Works Roofing & Restoration

Storm Works Roofing & Restoration is a Belmont-based roofing contractor the company says has run for 30 years, now offering metal roofing, gutters, windows, siding, and storm and hail damage repair across New England. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active, it carries a BBB A+ rating, and it holds GAF Master Elite and CertainTeed SELECT ShingleMaster certifications — manufacturer credentials reserved for a small share of installers. The written record is deep and consistently strong: 53 reviews from 2021 through 2025, and Google shows a 4.8-star average across 142 ratings. What separates this record from a typical roofing shop is repeat business — one customer described having Storm Works replace roofs at four different houses over three to four years, each job quoted quickly, finished on schedule, and done well. Owner Sean Green shows up personally in review after review: a 2025 customer with a leaking slate roof said he called back promptly after two years of other contractors not returning calls, a 2024 reviewer described him securing a storm-damaged roof the day after a callback within 20 minutes, and a 2025 review credits him with landing the roof replacement for All Saints' Church in Belmont with a fair, competitive bid. Commercial work shows up too — in a 2022 review, the crew handled basement-level window and gutter replacement for Belmont's Odd Fellows Hall, a job the reviewer noted many contractors won't take on because of the property's structure. There's one specific complaint worth knowing: a 2022 review described bubbling appearing on a new rubber roof a few months after installation, with a slow response from the project manager once it was reported. That's a real account, and it stands out precisely because so little else in the written record resembles it. For a homeowner comparing roofers, Storm Works' combination of an active state registration, top-tier manufacturer certifications, and a genuinely deep customer history — including people who've hired the company more than once — makes a strong case. The rubber-roof complaint is worth asking about directly if that's the type of roof being installed, but it's an outlier against everything else on file.