Fairfax, Virginia · Serving Northern Virginia

Roofing Contractor in Fairfax, VA and Northern Virginia

King's Roofing Company repairs and replaces roofs on houses and townhouses, and works on flat and low-slope roofs too. Tell us what the roof is doing and we will explain the sensible next step before anything is scheduled.

  • Roof repair
  • Roof replacement
  • Flat roofs
  • Leaks and storm damage
5.0 rated on Google
60 Google reviews as shown on the profile
(703) 712-1506Call to talk to a person about your roof
15 minutesFree 15-minute phone consultation
Fairfax, VirginiaServing Northern Virginia, DC and Maryland

Where to start

Roofing services for Fairfax and Northern Virginia homes

Pick the card closest to your situation. Each page explains the work, what a written scope should include and the questions worth asking before you decide.

Close view of brown asphalt shingles meeting along a roof ridge and hips

Roof repair

Missing shingles, worn flashing and a stain on the ceiling all point to a cause somewhere uphill. A repair starts by finding where water gets in, not by covering the mark.

Roof repair in Fairfax
Three dormers on a brick house with a gray shingle roof and a white balcony railing

Roof replacement

When the same roof keeps failing in different places, replacing it can make more sense than another patch. The plan covers tear-off, deck checks, flashing, venting and cleanup.

Roof replacement
Aerial view of a white flat membrane roof section beside a dark shingle roof and a backyard patio

Flat and low-slope roofs

Porch roofs, additions, row house roofs and small buildings drain differently from a pitched roof, so they use membranes and seams rather than shingles.

Flat roof repair
Aerial view of an aged cedar shake roof with chimney pipes, vents and skylights

Roofing materials

Asphalt shingles, cedar shake, composite, metal and membranes each behave differently in Virginia weather. Compare them before you commit to a replacement.

Roofing materials compared
Two story white house with a gray shingle roof and dark metal porch roofs

Leaks and storm damage

After heavy wind, a fallen limb or water showing up inside, describe what you see and where. We will talk through what can wait and what should not. For general background on claims, see roofing and insurance.

Leak and storm repair

Not sure which one you need?

Most people are not, and that is a normal place to begin. The overview page lists every service side by side, or you can skip straight to a call.

All roofing services

Roof types

Pitched roofs and flat roofs, from colonials to townhouses

Which kind of roof you have decides the materials, the failure points and the questions to ask.

Townhouse with a dark gray shingle roof above beige siding and a brick end wall

Pitched roofs

Most houses and townhouses in Northern Virginia carry asphalt shingles on a sloped deck. Wear shows up at the ridge, in the valleys and around chimneys, skylights, vent pipes and wall intersections, where flashing does the sealing work. Townhouse roofs add shared walls and fire separation details that deserve a closer look. See roof replacement for the full-roof scope and roofing materials for alternatives to shingles.

Large flat roof with a dark membrane, vent pipes, rooftop units and a metal railing

Flat and low-slope roofs

These roofs shed water slowly, so seams, drains, parapet edges and penetrations matter more than the surface. Common coverings include TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen, each joined in its own way. Standing water, bubbling or open seams are the usual warning signs. The flat roof page explains how repair and replacement are decided.

How it works

How a roofing project works, from first call to closeout

Five steps, and a document you can ask for at each one.

Phone consultation

A free call of about fifteen minutes. You describe the roof, its age, the material and any symptoms. Photos help if you have them.

Roof assessment

A visit to the property is arranged after the call. What is visible gets recorded, and anything that cannot be reached is flagged as unknown.

Written scope

What comes off, what goes on, deck repair allowance, flashing, ventilation, cleanup and the exclusions, all on paper before work begins.

The work

Carried out to the written scope. If something unexpected turns up, such as soft decking, it is discussed and agreed before it is added.

Closeout

Paperwork that matches what actually went onto the roof, so you have a record of the finished job.

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Comparing roofers

What should a roofing proposal in Northern Virginia spell out?

Two proposals with the same headline number can describe very different jobs. Compare the paperwork line by line, not the total at the bottom.

  • How many layers come off, and what happens to the old material
  • An allowance and a process for rotten or damaged decking
  • Flashing at chimneys, walls, valleys and vent pipes
  • Ventilation and underlayment, named rather than implied
  • Cleanup, haul-away and who handles any permit questions

Our guide on how to compare roofing quotes walks through the same checklist, and the post on roof replacement cost in Fairfax explains what moves the final figure.

Ask for the scope in writing. A clear scope protects both sides. It tells you what you are buying and tells the crew what done looks like. Anything vague on paper tends to become an argument later.

Where we work

Roofing contractor in Fairfax County and the places around it

King's Roofing Company is based in Fairfax, Virginia. Places are grouped by who governs them, because permit and zoning questions follow the jurisdiction, not the mailing address. Choose yours for local detail.

Fairfax County, including the towns of Vienna and Herndon

Independent cities and Arlington County

Loudoun and Prince William counties

Washington, DC and Montgomery County, Maryland

See the full list of service areas, or read about King's Roofing Company.

Reviews

What customers say on Google

5.0 on Google from 60 reviews. Read them on the Google profile and judge for yourself.

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FAQ

Questions homeowners ask before calling

Is King's Roofing in Fairfax, Virginia the same as the other Kings Roofing companies?

No. This is King's Roofing Company in Fairfax, Virginia, a separate business from the companies called Kings Roofing in other states. Call before visiting, because roof assessments take place at your property rather than at the office. The number is (703) 712-1506.

What areas around Fairfax do you serve?

The work centers on Fairfax County and the surrounding cities and counties of Northern Virginia, and extends to Washington, DC and parts of Maryland. The area section above groups each place by jurisdiction, and the service areas page lists them all.

How does the free 15-minute phone consultation work?

You book a slot or simply call. You describe the roof, its approximate age, the material and what you are seeing, and photos help. You finish the call knowing what kind of work fits and whether a visit to the property makes sense. The phone consultation page has the booking calendar.

Do you work on flat roofs and townhouse roofs?

Yes. Flat and low-slope roofs, including porch roofs and additions, are part of the work, along with shingle roofs on townhouses and detached houses. Systems such as TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen are covered on the flat roof page.

How do I compare roofing contractors in Northern Virginia?

Compare the written scope, not the headline price. Look at tear-off layers, decking allowance, flashing, ventilation, cleanup and the paperwork you receive at closeout. A contractor who is happy to put each item on paper is easier to hold to a plan.

Can you help with an active roof leak?

Call and describe where water is entering and what the weather is doing. What can be done, and when, depends on conditions, access and the schedule, so there is no fixed arrival time to promise. Move belongings, catch drips and photograph the damage while you wait. More detail is on the roof repair page.

Does a roof replacement need a permit in Fairfax County?

It depends on the jurisdiction and on the scope of work, and the local building office has the final say. Confirm your exact scope with the building official that covers your address before work starts, and ask that the answer be reflected in the written scope.

Contact

Where to find King's Roofing Company

King's Roofing Company is a roofing contractor in Fairfax, Virginia, serving Northern Virginia, Washington DC and Maryland. Reach the office on (703) 712-1506.

Please call before you visit. The roof itself is looked at on site, at your home or building, so the conversation by phone comes first and saves a trip.

Aerial view of a brick colonial house with a dark shingle roof surrounded by autumn trees

Talk through the next step

Talk through your roof with King's Roofing

Share the address, what you are seeing on the roof and the decision you need to make. We will tell you what to expect before anything is scheduled.

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