Roofing in Mint Spring, VA

Whose permit is it, the county's or the city's?

Mint Spring is outside the Staunton city limits, so a roof question here is a county matter. Ask Augusta County whether your job needs a permit. A 211 Virginia listing places the county's Community Development office, which includes Building Inspections, at the Government Center in Verona; confirm that before you visit, because this page prints no address.

Staunton's downtown historic districts do not reach this far, so the commission review that applies in the city does not apply here.

What should I write down before calling?

Note which side of the house the leak or damage shows on, the last rain or wind before it appeared, and whether the roof has been touched before. Those three notes tell the crew where to start.

If a limb is lying on the roof, do not climb up to look. Call first and let the crew decide how it should be cleared.

What if I am not sure my address is covered?

Call (833) 751-2102 with the full address. Staunton Roofing can say whether the address is inside the area it covers. Coverage is set by distance from Staunton with the Blue Ridge as the eastern limit, so a rural address near the edge of the area is worth confirming.