Jennifer Construction Corp.

Fifty-two reviews since 2022, a 4.8 average across 58 Google ratings, and the name homeowners keep typing isn't the company's — it's Wilian's. Jennifer Construction Corp. runs out of 973 Crescent St in Brockton, and the work people call it for is the outside of the house: roof replacements, vinyl siding, gutters, soffit and fascia, decks. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active in the company's own name, and its BBB page carries an A+ grade. Two things repeat across four years of reviews: speed and cleanup. A homeowner writing in June 2026 said the roof was finished in under a day; in an April 2025 review another described a two-day job by a crew they called quiet and hardworking, with pricing laid out up front. The siding jobs read the same way — an August 2026 review lists new vinyl, soffit, fascia and PVC trim around the whole house, windows included, done inside two weeks. A January 2024 customer had a full gutter project wrapped in under five hours. The cleanup detail keeps surfacing on its own. In a 2022 review, a homeowner described an old roof stripped and replaced in three days with every bit of debris hauled away; a February 2024 reviewer noted that permits were pulled — the sort of thing people mention mostly when it doesn't happen. A fair number of the reviews are written in Spanish, and they say the same things about punctuality and price. One account runs the other way, and it's worth reading before you write a check. A one-star review from December 2024 says the company lost the customer's deposit — the company told them it had been scammed — and then would not finish the job unless the deposit was paid a second time. It's the only complaint of its kind here, and it's about money rather than workmanship, which is exactly why you'd want deposit terms in writing. Separately, OSHA's site lists a citation under the company's name for the fall-protection standard. No date travels with that listing, so treat it as a question to ask rather than a current condition — how the crew is rigged for work above the first floor is a reasonable thing to raise. The last six months brought six more reviews and none of them negative, so the current run is steady. For a roof, siding or gutter job on the South Shore where you want a crew in and out quickly and the yard clean when they leave, this is a straightforward call. Settle the deposit schedule and what happens to that money if the job stalls before you sign.