WiseGuard Roofing LLC

WiseGuard Roofing LLC works out of Freetown, MA, and by its own account has only been around since 2024 — yet it already has 109 Google reviews averaging 4.9 stars, the overwhelming majority describing full roof replacements finished start to finish in a single day. The same names turn up review after review: owner Derek Renaud, manager Lenny Angelini, and a crew lead most homeowners just call Cory. The sequence customers describe is consistent — an estimate with no pressure tactics, a fast start once signed, and a crew that tears off, reshingles, and cleans the property (mulch beds, decks, even the yard) before leaving. One customer with storm damage says the company opened and managed the insurance claim, which lowered what came out of pocket. A few reviews mention ice-dam repairs handled in winter, and at least one skylight upgrade folded into a reroof. A smaller, separate thread of reviews describes carpentry beyond the roof: building decks, including one on a beachfront property that needed hurricane tie-downs and passed several rounds of town inspection, and a full renovation of an 1875 farmhouse — siding, windows, floor refinishing, painting — plus a stand-alone in-law apartment build. That range points to a crew that does more than shingles, though roofing is clearly the draw for most people who call. The one sour note in an otherwise nearly unbroken run of five-star reviews is a single review from 2026-08-28 describing communication problems and an agreement the company didn't follow through on, which the reviewer says was never resolved directly with the business. It stands out against 31 other reviews from the same six months, and it's worth pinning down scope, timeline and price in writing before signing. WiseGuard's Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active. Its Better Business Bureau file carries an A grade. The company describes itself as family-owned and advertises free estimates. For a standard reroof, storm-damage repair or ice-dam fix, the depth of recent, specific reviews backs the choice up; for a larger renovation or an addition, ask to see photos of past work in that category first, since the roofing record here is far deeper than the general-contracting one.