The Best Roofing Contractors in Falls Church, VA
Nations Choice Exteriors has been serving the Falls Church and Northern Virginia communities for over 20 years. We provide both roof repairs and roof replacements in the Falls Church area. We are a GAF-Certified Weather Stopper Roofing Contractor, BBB rated A+ and licensed and insured in Virginia. Falls Church is a close-knit community and we take pride in working on roofing projects as if they were our own homes.
Falls Church Roof Replacement & Repair
Falls Church is home to older residences from the 1940s-1960s and new townhouses and condominiums. We have hot and humid summers, ice in winter, and plenty of storms. Leaking, damaged or missing shingles, granules in your gutters, sagging decking, and water spots on your ceilings are all reasons for concern.
We will inspect your roof and advise you if it can be repaired or replaced. We never upsell. Falls Church roofs older than 20 years usually need to be replaced.
We are a GAF-certified contractor and use Timberline HDZ architectural shingles with a 130 mph wind rating and limited lifetime warranty. We perform tear-off and disposal, flashing, ridge vent installation and cleanup.
The Falls Church Roofing Process
We keep things simple. We begin by inspecting your shingles, flashing, ventilation, decking, and gutter. And we give you a written, itemized estimate of what it will cost.
We usually finish roof replacements in Falls Church in one to two days. We are punctual, cover your landscaping and magnet-sweep your lawn for nails when we finish. We clean up whatever we bring in.
Roofing we install on Falls Church homes:
- Asphalt shingles — Falls Church's most popular choice of roofing material for value and quality
- GAF Timberline HDZ — limited lifetime guarantee, Class A fire protection, 130 mph wind resistant
- Metal roofing — the best, with a 40-70 year lifespan
- Designer shingles — the look of slate or cedar shake with a much smaller price tag
All of our roofing materials are backed by the manufacturer's warranty and we provide our own workmanship warranty.
Why Falls Church Homeowners Choose Us
After every major storm, roofers from out of state descend on Falls Church. We are the roofers the homeowners choose:
- GAF-Certified Weather Stopper Contractor — roofing with the best manufacturer warranties
- A+ BBB Rating — hundreds of homeowners in Northern Virginia
- Virginia-licensed & insured — complete coverage of your property
- EPA Lead-Safe Certified — essential for many Falls Church historic homes built prior to 1978
- Located in Alexandria, just minutes from Falls Church (not three states away)
We repair just a few shingles, or re-roof your entire home. Our work comes with manufacturer and workmanship warranties.
You can find out more about our work in the area on our Northern Virginia roof replacement page.
How Much is Roofing in Falls Church VA?
In Falls Church, a typical asphalt shingle roof replacement will cost between $9,000 and $20,000, depending on roof size and slope, as well as whether or not decking repairs are required during the tear off. Older homes in Falls Church may need structural repairs. Designer shingle and metal roofs cost more but have a longer lifespan. We offer itemized estimates with no hidden costs.
Storm Damage & Insurance Claims
Falls Church can experience extreme weather. Winds, hail and rain can wreak havoc on your roof. If your home has sustained storm damage, our Falls Church roofing company will assess the damage, create a scope of work and work with your adjuster. Property owners are often surprised to find replacement could be covered, in part or in full.
Ready to Get Started?
If you have a roof that is nearing the end of its life, or has damage from a recent storm, we recommend a roof inspection. Falls Church homeowners receive complimentary roof inspections. Our roofers will inspect your shingles, flashing, vents, decking and provide an unbiased recommendation. You can schedule an inspection here or by calling (571) 389-7500.
Read more on our blog: Roof Replacement in Northern Virginia: What Homeowners Need to Know.
