King's Roofing Company works on three kinds of jobs: repairing a roof that leaks or has lost pieces, replacing one that is worn out, and fixing or re-covering flat and low-slope roofs. Start with the table below to find the page that matches what you are seeing.
Which service?
Most people arrive with a symptom, not a service name. This table pairs the symptom with the page that explains it and says what the phone call is for.
| What you see | Likely service | What the call sorts out |
|---|---|---|
| Water stain or drip on a ceiling | Roof repair | When it started, which room, and whether rain or wind makes it worse |
| Missing, creased or lifted shingles | Roof repair | How many pieces, which slope, and whether the shingles nearby are still sound |
| Shingles curling, cracking or shedding granules | Roof replacement | Where the wear is, how the roof has been repaired before, and what a full job involves |
| Leaks in several unrelated places | Roof replacement, after a repair-or-replace comparison | Whether the leaks share a cause or the whole covering is tired |
| Water pooling, blistering or open seams on a flat roof | Flat roof | The membrane type, the drainage and where the roof holds water |
| A porch, addition or dormer roof with almost no pitch | Flat roof | Whether a repair, a coating or a new membrane fits that roof |
| Branch, wind or hail damage after a storm | Roof repair, or replacement if damage is widespread | What is visible from the ground, what to photograph and what to leave alone |
| Choosing a new covering | Roofing materials | How asphalt, cedar shake, metal and membranes differ on a house like yours |
Not sure which row fits? That is a normal answer. The call exists so you can describe it and leave knowing which page and which next step make sense.
The services
Leaks, lifted shingles, failed flashing, cracked vent boots and ridge damage. A repair starts with tracing where water gets in, because a ceiling stain shows only where it came out. Routine upkeep, such as clearing debris and checking sealed joints, belongs here too.
Read about roof repair in Fairfax, VA
A full tear-off and new covering for a roof that has reached the end of its useful life, plus roofing for a new addition. The page explains the sequence from old layer to finished ridge and the decisions you make along the way.
Read about roof replacement
Membrane roofs over additions, porches and low-slope sections, from seam repairs to coatings to a new membrane. These roofs drain slowly, so the page focuses on ponding, seams and edges.
Read about flat roof repairAfter a storm
Storm damage is not a separate trade. It is a repair when a branch, wind or hail has hurt a limited area, and it becomes a replacement conversation when the damage is spread across the roof.
Stay off the roof and look from the ground. Photograph the damaged area, any debris in the yard and ceiling stains indoors, and write down the date and weather. Those notes help whoever inspects the roof, whether that is us or someone else.
If the damage may be part of an insurance claim, the roofing insurance page explains the homeowner side in plain terms.
Materials
Material choice runs through every service above, so it has its own page.
The roofing materials guide compares them side by side, so you can bring a short list to the phone call.
How it works
The same four steps apply to every service on this page.
Fifteen minutes to describe the roof, the symptoms and any earlier repairs. Ground-level photos help, and nobody needs to climb up to take them.
If the call points to a visit, it is set for a time that suits you, so the roof and attic can be looked at in person.
The work described in writing: what is included, what is left out and how any hidden damage would be handled.
Done to that scope, with the work area protected and debris cleared, followed by a plain description of what changed.
Where we work
King's Roofing Company is based in Fairfax, Virginia, and serves Northern Virginia, Washington DC and Maryland. Local pages describe the neighborhoods and permit offices around Fairfax, Vienna, Oakton, Burke, Falls Church, Springfield, Reston and McLean. The service areas page lists the rest, and the about page explains who we are. For guides on costs, materials and local roofs, browse the roofing blog.
Reviews
5.0 on Google from 60 reviews. Read them in full on the profile.
FAQ
Roof repair, roof replacement and flat or low-slope roofing. Storm damage is handled inside those three: a repair when the damage is limited, a replacement when it is widespread. Maintenance and coating questions are answered on the repair and flat roof pages.
Contain the water inside with a bucket and move belongings out of the way, then photograph the stain and note when it began. Stay off the roof, since wet surfaces are slippery. Then call so the source can be traced; the roof repair page explains how.
Look at how widespread the problem is. One leak at a flashing joint or a few lost shingles on a roof that is otherwise flexible and well sealed usually points to a repair. Leaks in several places, brittle or curling shingles, and repairs piling up on one slope point toward replacement. The roof replacement page sets out the comparison.
No. The call helps you describe the problem, decide whether a visit is needed and prepare for it. A roof still has to be looked at in person before any written scope is possible.
Yes. Flat and low-slope roofs behave differently from pitched ones because water leaves them slowly, so they have their own page covering seams, ponding and coverings. Start at the flat roof page.
Not necessarily. A fallen limb or a patch of wind-lifted shingles can often be repaired. A new roof comes into the picture when damage is spread across slopes or the surrounding material is already worn.
Consider the roof's pitch, the look of the house, any association rules and how much upkeep you want to take on. Asphalt shingles are the most common on sloped roofs, while low-slope sections need a membrane. The materials page compares the main options.
Talk through the next step
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.
9220 Topaz St, Fairfax, VA 22031
Mon to Fri 7 AM to 8:30 PM, Sat 7 AM to 8 PM, closed Sunday