Cara-Donna Copper & Slate Co

Gutter contractor in Norwell, MAGuttersChimney work alongside slate and metal roofs and gutter installs. A family-owned firm for houses and commercial buildings.

What we checked

  • Business phone works
  • Website is live
  • Website confirms gutters

About

Cara-Donna Copper & Slate Co is a family-owned gutter company in Norwell, Massachusetts. It works on metal and slate roofs, installs gutters and does chimney work for homeowners and commercial properties.

  • Family owned
  • Residential
  • Website says licensed

Services

Roofing

  • Commercial roofing
  • Metal roofs
  • Slate roofs

Gutters

  • Gutter installation

Other exterior work

  • Chimney work

In the firm’s own words

Quotes from Cara-Donna Copper & Slate Co’s website. They are the firm’s claims, not ours.

  • Family owned… a quality finished product. He started the company in 2001 to further focus on his craft . The business is family-run and Bill is proud to now be working with his son to provide excellent copper and slate work to local …Source: https://www.cdcopperslate.com/about-us.html

Common questions

Is this company licensed and insured?

The website says the firm is licensed. Ask to see both before you hire. Our guide shows how to check a roofer’s insurance and license.

What roof types does this company install?

The website lists metal and slate roofs.

Does this company do commercial roofs?

The website lists commercial roofing.

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Before you hire Cara-Donna Copper & Slate Co

  • Insurance. The website does not mention insurance. Ask for a certificate of insurance, then call the insurer to confirm it.
  • Written estimate. The website does not say if estimates are free. Get the price, the materials and the dates in writing.
  • Warranty. The website does not mention a warranty on the firm’s work. Ask if the firm gives one, and get it in writing.

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