Tacurion Restoration LLC

Tacurion Restoration LLC works out of 50 Tecumseh Street in Fall River and is hired mostly for roofs — full replacements, repairs and inspections — plus the storm and water damage that comes with them. The company describes itself as GAF certified and says it has been at this for about 15 years, serving Massachusetts and Rhode Island. What homeowners describe most consistently is speed and a hands-on owner. Reviewers name John repeatedly: he replaced a chimney cap with a coworker in under five hours, temporarily patched a winter leak for a homeowner he met while re-roofing a neighbour's house, then replaced that roof and the rotting plywood underneath, and finished another whole project in a single day. One customer said a job that would have taken another company a week took his crew two days. Several mention the site being left clean — one specifically a clear yard at the end. The insurance side comes up almost as often as the roofing. One homeowner said the company walked them through the claim step by step and stayed with them through it; another was given a brochure showing the same materials that were on the house before the new roof went on, and had photographs of hidden plywood damage sent to the insurer so it was covered. When a claim was denied outright, a customer said John worked to bring the price down to something reasonable and came back afterwards to check the work. Estimates are described as prompt and reasonable, and one chimney-cap customer received a written guarantee spelling out the warranty terms along with photos of the finished install. Smaller exterior work shows up too — roof cleaning, siding, soffit and fascia, gutters — and a Fall River neighbour raised the company on Nextdoor in a gutter-cleaning thread. Nothing in the customer record describes a job that went wrong, and no complaint appears in it. The thing worth knowing before you call is that the entire customer record is recent: all thirteen reviews on file date from 2026, which is a strong but short run against the 15 years the company claims for itself. Ask for references from earlier work if long tenure matters to you, get the written warranty in hand as that chimney-cap customer did, and if you are going through insurance, confirm up front what the company will and won't negotiate on your behalf. For a storm-damaged roof in the Fall River area where the claim is the hard part, this is a reasonable call.