◆ New England's Second-Generation Roofers
Joseph F. Miceli founded Miceli Roofing in Cranston in 1960. His son John J. Miceli runs the shop today — five states of coverage and two generations of the same family on every job.
Joseph F. Miceli opened Miceli Roofing in Cranston in 1960 with a small crew and a reputation for finishing what he started. Sixty-five years later, the company still carries the Miceli name — and still finishes every job.
John J. Miceli, Joseph's son, runs the shop today. The coverage area has grown to five states — Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, southern Vermont, southern Maine — but the standard has not moved. Same family. Same finish. Same phone number answered when a homeowner calls.
The Miceli crew has been on New England roofs since 1960. The materials have changed. The workmanship standard has not.
Full tear-off and reroof in architectural asphalt, standing seam metal, or slate. Sixty-five years of New England freeze-thaw and nor'easter patterns behind every install — done the way the Miceli family has done them since 1960.
Slate, cedar, and copper work for New England historic homes. Custom flashing, preserved character, done in-house by the same family that has been at it since 1960.
Nor'easter wind, ice-dam damage, and hail across five states. Insurance-adjuster coordination and same-week response — Miceli has been doing this since 1960.
Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, southern Vermont, southern Maine. Same family running every crew across the region.
John or a crew lead walks the roof. Photographs, measurements, decking, ventilation, flashing. The findings come back to you in writing — same process the Miceli family has followed since 1960.
Written, itemized, no theatrics. Miceli has been doing sixty-five years of estimates the same way — with a plain paper trail from first look to warranty card.
Every crew is employed by Miceli. No subs, no borrowed labor. The finish work reflects the family name over the door.
Manufacturer warranty registered. Workmanship warranty in writing. And the same phone number answered if anything comes up later — that is how Miceli has stayed at it since 1960.
John Miceli's crew redid our Cranston roof last summer. The workmanship reminded me why you still call the shop with the family name on the door — and why my father called Miceli in 1978 for the same reason.
The office routes your request to a crew lead the same week. Written estimate in plain language — the way Miceli has been doing it since 1960.