JRP Roofing

JRP Roofing works out of Kingston, and its most telling recent review isn't about shingles going up at all — it's about a homeowner whose house took water damage in a winter storm and needed someone to go toe-to-toe with an insurance company for a fair, itemized estimate. That's the kind of call people make to Steve and the crew: storm-damage repair and full roof replacements, run under a business that, according to its Alignable listing, also rents dumpsters under the same JRP name. On Google, the company sits at 5 stars from 38 ratings, and that isn't a one-off — company records put it at 35 reviews collected since 2023 across four different sources, with sentiment running consistently positive the whole way. In May, one customer credited Steve with producing the line-item estimate an insurer needed to approve storm-damage repairs and then getting the claim moving faster than the homeowner could have alone. A month before that, another reviewer had a full roof replaced and called the result "top quality service and value," saying they'd recommend the crew without reservation. Older testimonials echo the same note — one calls Steven "a wonderful person to deal with" who walks customers through what needs doing before doing it. Nothing in what turned up weighs against that picture — no unresolved complaint, no pattern of missed dates or shortcuts. What's thinner is independent verification outside Google and a couple of local mentions: no BBB, Angi, or Houzz profile surfaced, so most of what's knowable here comes from customer reviews plus JRP's membership in the Kingston Chamber of Commerce. This looks like a solid call for a storm-related roof job, especially one that's going to involve arguing with an adjuster — that's specifically what a recent customer says they got help with. Worth confirming directly before booking: current licensing and insurance paperwork, and whether a given crew is handling roofing or dumpster-rental work that week.