Top Roofers, LLC.

Top Roofers, LLC works out of 18 North Main Street in Newmarket, New Hampshire, replacing and repairing roofs across the seacoast and taking on siding, gutters and flashing alongside them. It carries an A+ Better Business Bureau rating and a 4.8 Google average across 83 ratings, and it is the busiest record in this trade locally — 72 written reviews since 2021. Speed is the theme customers return to most. Whole roofs are described as stripped and replaced in a single day again and again: a May 2026 customer had a cedar shake roof removed and replaced with asphalt plus a new power vent, and said the crew came back afterwards to fine-tune a few things. Another in April 2026 called it a total strip and new roof in under two days with the grounds left spotless. Repeat and commercial customers carry real weight here. An October 2024 reviewer says they have had four roofs installed on investment properties in Newmarket and Somersworth over five years plus a Massachusetts job, and names Lestan, Pam and Jared as people who answer their phones. A condominium association reports hiring the company over two years to re-roof eight multi-unit buildings and calls them price-competitive and responsive, and a Stratham commercial client describes a re-roof and siding job finished in one day. Price comes up favourably and specifically. Reviewers describe quotes that beat others on the seacoast, budgets worked around, and one January 2025 customer says a single blown-off shingle was replaced the next day and not charged for at all, with a damaged piece of trim fixed while the crew was up there. In November 2021 the company replaced roofs for two low-income military veterans in Manchester and Greenville, donating some of the labour. The complaints are worth reading before you call. The most serious, from November 2023, comes from someone who referred a client: they say that shortly after the roof was replaced a rainstorm saturated the second and third floors, that the promised fix never materialised, and that work is subcontracted to whatever crew will take it, producing inconsistent workmanship. Two more describe never being reached at all — an April 2026 customer who was promised a barn-roof estimate visit and got no call, email or follow-up all week, and an April 2025 customer who says two attempts years apart produced no quote. A March 2021 Houzz reviewer says a crew booked for 8 am arrived at 3 pm, replaced about three shingles in under an hour, left satellite fixtures they expected removed, and charged $712.50. That pattern — excellent when the job runs, silence when it doesn't start — is what to test. Get the estimate visit confirmed in writing, ask who will actually be on your roof and whether any of it is subcontracted, and pin down what happens if water gets in afterwards. For a seacoast New Hampshire homeowner wanting a roof replaced quickly at a competitive price, the record behind them is deep and mostly very good.