J&B Construction Company, Inc., based in Germantown, Wisconsin, is a family-owned and operated home improvement contractor that has been serving homeowners in the Milwaukee area and throughout Southeast Wisconsin since 1958. Founded by Jack Cline, the company has a long-standing tradition of excellence, trust, and superior customer service, which continues under the leadership of the Cline family's third generation.
The team at J&B Construction is comprised of experts in roofing, siding, insulation, skylight installation, and gutter systems. With over 140 years of combined experience in the exterior remodeling industry, their staff excels in the latest construction techniques and adheres to the highest standards of quality workmanship. As a proud GAF Master Elite contractor, J&B is recognized as the area's leading provider for roofing solutions, offering durable replacements and reliable repairs for various roofing systems, including asphalt shingles and flat roofing.
J&B Construction is committed to utilizing only top-of-the-line products from reputable manufacturers, providing exceptional warranties, including a 12-year installation warranty on their work. They prioritize customer education and satisfaction, ensuring that clients comprehend their options and feel confident in their investments. The company strives for a pleasant remodeling experience, evidenced by numerous positive customer testimonials praising their thoroughness, professionalism, and impeccable cleanup after project completion.
With a motto of "We keep the outdoors… outdoors!", J&B Construction aims to protect and beautify homes while enhancing energy efficiency through their wide range of services. Being affiliated with organizations like Milwaukee/NARI and the Better Business Bureau further solidifies their commitment to quality and service in the home improvement sector. Whether customers are looking to upgrade their roofs, siding, or insulation, J&B Construction stands ready to deliver unparalleled craftsmanship and care for every project.
