Roof Replacement
A new roof on an older Staunton house, from the deck check through the ice barrier to the finished ridge.
Staunton Roofing takes calls for ice-dam leaks, flashing and valley work, wind and hail damage, gutters and fascia, and full replacement in Staunton and the valley towns around it.
Fastest: call (833) 751-2102. Or send this and we call you back.
The list follows how calls usually arrive. Winter calls are about leaks that show after a thaw. Spring and summer calls are about wind lifting shingles or hail marking metal panels.
Before a repair is agreed the technician will look at the decking, the number of layers already on the roof and, in a historic district, whether the city expects a review. Those three answers decide whether a patch will hold.
A new roof on an older Staunton house, from the deck check through the ice barrier to the finished ridge.
Local repairs to shingles, boots and flashing on Staunton roofs that are not yet due for replacement.
Finding where water really enters an older Staunton roof, then sealing that point and checking the attic below.
Around-the-clock calls for storm openings, active leaks and roof sections that have come loose in Staunton wind.
Repairs after the wind and hail the Shenandoah Valley has recorded, starting with a documentation step.
Checking and repairing hail-hit roofs, using the 7 August 2023 hail in Waynesboro, Fishersville and Crimora as the local record.
Repairs to shingles, ridge caps and flashing that wind has lifted, set against the 2022 tornado and storm record.
A new asphalt shingle roof on a Staunton house, with the underlayment, the eave barrier and the nail pattern specified up front.
Standing seam and panel metal roofs for Staunton houses, including the review steps that apply in the historic districts.
Roof work on houses inside Staunton's downtown historic districts, where exterior changes are reviewed before work begins.
Single-slate replacement and nail and flashing repair on natural slate roofs in Staunton, with the review step checked first.
Repairs to flat and low-slope roofs on porches, additions and older buildings in Staunton, starting with the drains.
Re-setting and replacing the metal at valleys, walls and dormers on Staunton roofs, where water finds the joints first.
Repairs to the flashing, crown and mortar joints where a chimney meets the roof on Staunton houses.
Gutters, downspouts and outlets that carry water away from Staunton eaves, installed or repaired and checked before winter.
Keeping snow melt from freezing at the eave of Staunton houses, with the barrier, the attic and the gutters checked together.
Checking the intake and exhaust paths that keep a Staunton attic close to outside temperature and dry.
Repairs to the flashing, seals and glazing of skylights on Staunton roofs, where the joint around the unit does most of the sealing.
A written look at a Staunton roof from the attic and the surface, so the repair or replacement question is answered on paper.
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Estimates only. Your price is confirmed on site before work starts. See the full price guide.
Tell us what's happening and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a quick fix, and what service should cost.