TIMEPROOFUSA

TIMEPROOFUSA is the Massachusetts arm of a fast-growing national roofing and siding operation -- legally Medallion Roofing LLC doing business as TIMEPROOFUSA -- that trade press reported was founded in 2025 by Vince Nardo with plans to open 50 branches across 30 states within a year. It's a division of Master Roofing Solutions Holdings, an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Partner, and an NRCA and OSHA-affiliated shop, and the Better Business Bureau accredited it with an A+ grade in October 2025. The reviews are uniformly enthusiastic and mostly recent, running from late 2025 into August 2026. A meaningful share describe the sales consultation rather than finished work -- reps like Ryan Thompson, Ron McIntyre, Nicholas Doucet, and Connor and Nick come up by name repeatedly for spending hours walking homeowners through materials, financing, and options without pressure. Where reviews describe completed jobs, the details are concrete: a 3,500-square-foot 1874 antique home got a full reroof using 88 sheets of plywood after decades of slate and wood rot, a crew replaced a full roof in one day right before a winter blizzard when other companies wouldn't even look at the job until spring, and a siding job swapped out old trim for new insulated panels. Crews are described as showing up on time, cleaning up thoroughly, and finishing quickly. One thing worth knowing before signing: the company's own history doesn't line up across sources. Trade coverage puts its founding in 2025, but HomeAdvisor's listing claims 11 years of experience, and BBB's own profile carries three different start dates without settling on a tenure figure -- and both HomeAdvisor and Angi show zero reviews on file despite that experience claim. A trade license also shows up under different state locales on Angi (California) versus the company's own site (Massachusetts). None of that speaks to the quality of the roofing work described above, but for a company this new and this aggressively expanding, it's worth confirming directly which entity and how much local track record you'd actually be hiring, and getting the license number verified before signing a contract.