Capitol Hill
ZIP 20003. A Capitol Hill rowhouse usually carries two roofs at once: a slate mansard or bay facing the street and a low-slope roof hidden behind the parapet....
Roofing in Capitol HillWhere we fix and replace roofs around Washington, DC
Nineteen District neighborhoods, thirteen Maryland communities and thirteen in Northern Virginia, each with its own roofs and its own quirks.
Our 7th Street NW office puts us close to the rowhouse neighborhoods that make up most of our District work, and our Woodbridge head office covers Prince William County and the I-95 corridor. Each page below explains the roofs we see most in that place, the jobs homeowners there call about, and the local details that change how we work, like alley access, historic review or HOA approval.
Washington, DC neighborhoods
Petworth
ZIP 20011. Petworth's porch-front rowhouses went up in long matching blocks in the 1910s and 1920s, which means many of their roofs are now on the same aging...
Roofing in PetworthColumbia Heights
ZIP 20010. A lot of Columbia Heights rowhouses are no longer single homes. Two- and three-unit condo conversions, rooftop decks and pop-up stories have changed...
Roofing in Columbia HeightsBrookland
ZIP 20017. Brookland looks more like a small town than a rowhouse neighborhood, with detached bungalows, foursquares and mail-order kit houses on generous lots...
Roofing in BrooklandGeorgetown
ZIP 20007. Georgetown's Federal and Victorian houses wear roofs that most of the city replaced long ago: painted terne metal, Buckingham slate, copper dormers...
Roofing in GeorgetownChevy Chase DC
ZIP 20015. Many detached houses west of Connecticut Avenue are reaching the age when their first slate or shingle roof needs a real decision. Owners in Chevy...
Roofing in Chevy Chase DCShaw
ZIP 20001. Our Washington office sits on 7th Street NW, so Shaw is the neighborhood we can reach fastest. That matters when water is coming through a top-floor...
Roofing in ShawBloomingdale
ZIP 20001. Bloomingdale has some of the most photographed rowhouses in the city, with rounded turrets and corner towers along First Street and Rhode Island...
Roofing in BloomingdaleEckington
ZIP 20002. Eckington's brick rowhouses sit a few blocks from the glass towers of NoMa, and the same DC energy rules that shaped those new buildings now apply...
Roofing in EckingtonMount Pleasant
ZIP 20010. Mount Pleasant climbs from 16th Street toward Rock Creek Park on some of the steepest residential blocks in Northwest. Its rowhouses, porch-front...
Roofing in Mount PleasantCleveland Park
ZIP 20008. Cleveland Park began as a summer retreat, and its big Queen Anne and Shingle Style houses still have the wraparound porches, towers and complicated...
Roofing in Cleveland ParkTenleytown
ZIP 20016. Tenleytown sits on the highest natural ground in the District, near Fort Reno Park, and that height shows up on its roofs. When storms push in from...
Roofing in TenleytownBrightwood
ZIP 20011. Brightwood changes hands a lot, and a roof question comes up in almost every sale. Buyers want to know what they are getting on Georgia Avenue's side...
Roofing in BrightwoodWoodridge
ZIP 20018. Woodridge feels closer to a Maryland suburb than to the rowhouse blocks downtown. Detached frame and brick houses on hilly lots, many from the 1910s...
Roofing in WoodridgeSpring Valley
ZIP 20016. Spring Valley's winding streets off Massachusetts Avenue hold some of the largest older houses in Northwest, most of them Colonial, Tudor and...
Roofing in Spring ValleyPalisades
ZIP 20016. Out along MacArthur Boulevard, Palisades houses sit on a bluff above the C&O Canal and the Potomac, and many of them look straight into weather...
Roofing in PalisadesShepherd Park
ZIP 20012. Shepherd Park fills the top corner of the District, from 16th Street to the Maryland line at Eastern Avenue, with detached brick colonials and Tudors...
Roofing in Shepherd ParkCongress Heights
ZIP 20032. Congress Heights sits on the high ground east of the Anacostia River, around the historic St. Elizabeths campus and along Martin Luther King Jr....
Roofing in Congress HeightsTrinidad
ZIP 20002. Trinidad's 1920s and 1930s brick rowhouses run in tidy rows between Florida Avenue NE and Mount Olivet Road, almost all with low-slope roofs behind...
Roofing in TrinidadMaryland
Montgomery County
County. Montgomery County runs from Takoma Park's bungalow streets out past Germantown and Damascus, so one roofing approach never fits the whole map. We...
Roofing in Montgomery CountyPrince George's County
County. Prince George's County wraps around the east side of the District, and its roofs range from Mount Rainier bungalows to Bowie's Levitt homes to newer...
Roofing in Prince George's CountyBethesda
ZIP 20814. Between Wisconsin Avenue and Old Georgetown Road, Bethesda mixes 1920s colonials with slate and copper trim, 1940s Cape Cods, and big new houses...
Roofing in BethesdaSilver Spring
ZIP 20910. Silver Spring's older neighborhoods around downtown, from Woodside Park to East Silver Spring, are packed with brick chimneys, steep Cape Cod gables...
Roofing in Silver SpringRockville
ZIP 20850. Rockville roofs tell the city's history in layers: postwar ramblers in Twinbrook, 1960s split-levels in Woodley Gardens and College Gardens, and...
Roofing in RockvilleTakoma Park
ZIP 20912. Takoma Park grew up around the B&O rail stop in the late 1800s and early 1900s, and its streets still hold Victorians, foursquares and Craftsman...
Roofing in Takoma ParkChevy Chase
ZIP 20815. North of Chevy Chase Circle, the houses along Connecticut Avenue and its side streets were built from the 1890s through the 1930s as one of the...
Roofing in Chevy ChaseGaithersburg
ZIP 20878. Gaithersburg roofs are mostly 1970s to 2000s builds, from the townhouse courts of Montgomery Village and Washingtonian Woods to the new-urbanist...
Roofing in GaithersburgPotomac
ZIP 20854. Potomac roofs are big, and they are rarely simple. Along River Road and Falls Road, custom homes from the 1970s onward carry dozens of facets,...
Roofing in PotomacKensington
ZIP 20895. Kensington has two very different kinds of roofs within a few blocks of each other. Around the train station and Howard Avenue sit Victorian houses...
Roofing in KensingtonHyattsville
ZIP 20782. Hyattsville's older streets, between Route 1 and Queens Chapel Road, are lined with early 1900s bungalows, foursquares and Victorians with deep front...
Roofing in HyattsvilleCollege Park
ZIP 20740. College Park mixes 1930s to 1950s Cape Cods and colonials with student rentals, duplexes and small commercial roofs along Route 1, all within sight...
Roofing in College ParkBowie
ZIP 20715. Bowie grew fast after Levitt and Sons started building the Belair at Bowie neighborhoods in the early 1960s, and thousands of those Cape Cods,...
Roofing in BowieNorthern Virginia
Arlington County
County. Arlington's older roofs sit under some of the heaviest street canopy in Northern Virginia, on houses built between the 1920s and the 1940s with...
Roofing in Arlington CountyFairfax County
County. Fairfax County covers a lot of ground, from the cul-de-sacs of Burke and Annandale to the wooded lots off Route 7 and the newer townhouse rows near...
Roofing in Fairfax CountyPrince William County
County. Our head office sits on Castle Hill Dr in Woodbridge, so Prince William County is the part of the region we drive through every morning. Its roofs...
Roofing in Prince William CountyAlexandria
ZIP 22314. Old Town's Federal and Victorian rowhouses wear some of the oldest roofs we touch anywhere in the region: standing seam tin, slate, built-in gutters...
Roofing in AlexandriaFalls Church
ZIP 22046. Falls Church packs Victorian farmhouses, 1940s Cape Cods and postwar ramblers into a small city cut through by Broad Street and the W&OD Trail....
Roofing in Falls ChurchMcLean
ZIP 22101. McLean's large custom homes are where we do most of our slate, cedar shake and copper work in Northern Virginia. These roofs are steep, cut up with...
Roofing in McLeanAnnandale
ZIP 22003. Annandale's streets between Little River Turnpike and Braddock Road are lined with brick ramblers and split-levels from the 1950s through the 1970s....
Roofing in AnnandaleSpringfield
ZIP 22150. Springfield sits where I-95, I-395 and the Beltway meet, and its neighborhoods of 1950s and 1960s split-levels and colonials catch the same...
Roofing in SpringfieldFairfax
ZIP 22030. The City of Fairfax mixes 1950s ramblers, 1960s and 1970s colonials and a scatter of older homes near the courthouse, with George Mason University...
Roofing in FairfaxVienna
ZIP 22180. Vienna is changing street by street: 1950s ramblers off Maple Avenue and Nutley Street sit next to big new houses that replaced their neighbors. That...
Roofing in ViennaBurke
ZIP 22015. Much of Burke was built as planned clusters in the 1970s and 1980s, and the townhouse rows of its big planned community east of Burke Lake Road and...
Roofing in BurkeReston
ZIP 20190. Reston was built as a planned community from the 1960s on, and its roofs reflect that plan. Contemporary houses with shed and clerestory roofs,...
Roofing in RestonWoodbridge
ZIP 22193. Our head office is on Castle Hill Dr in Woodbridge, which means a leak in Dale City, Lake Ridge or along Route 1 is often minutes from a loaded...
Roofing in WoodbridgeWater coming in right now?
Call and a roofer will answer, any hour of any day. We stop the leak first and fix it properly once the roof is dry.