Architectural shingle replacement
Tear-off and re-roof of a 1940s Del Ray bungalow; CertainTeed Landmark Pro in Weathered Wood, full ice-and-water shield in the rear shed-dormer valleys.
Local roofers serving Alexandria, VA with same-week inspections, free written estimates, and an A+ BBB rating across the DC metro.
Alexandria's range from 18th-century Old Town row houses to 2000s Kingstowne Colonials makes it one of the most diverse roofing markets in the DC metro area. King's Roofing is equipped for all of it — from ARB-compliant Old Town work to straightforward Kingstowne replacements.
Tear-off and re-roof of a 1940s Del Ray bungalow; CertainTeed Landmark Pro in Weathered Wood, full ice-and-water shield in the rear shed-dormer valleys.
Slate-style synthetic re-roof on a Queen Street rowhouse inside the Old Town historic district; BAR application prepared and approved before any tear-off.
Replaced a failing modified-bitumen rear addition with 60-mil TPO over a 1930s Rosemont bungalow; tied into the main shingle slope with new step flashing.
Documented August hail strike on a Beverley Hills Cape; full Allstate-approved replacement with Class 4 impact-resistant shingles and ridge-cap upgrade.
In Alexandria we handle Old Town historic preservation-compliant roofing (slate, standing seam, approved flat-roof systems), Del Ray and Rosemont bungalow and Colonial replacement, Kingstowne and Cameron Station standard replacement, flat-roof replacement and repair, and all City of Alexandria permit applications.
Alexandria's roofing market spans several centuries. Old Town contains Federal-era and Victorian row houses with slate, clay tile, and flat built-up roofing. Del Ray and Rosemont have Craftsman bungalows and brick Colonials from the 1920s–1950s. Huntington, Kingstowne, and the West End add 1980s–2000s suburban Colonials with conventional asphalt shingles. Each neighborhood requires a different roofing approach.
Alexandria's Potomac River proximity creates humidity and wind exposure not felt 10 miles inland. Old Town's historic flat and low-slope roofing is particularly vulnerable to standing water issues during heavy rain events. The City's strict historic preservation code governs approved materials and installation methods for Old Town properties.
Old Town Historic District properties must use materials approved by the ARB. For slate roofs, replacement slates must match existing in size, color, and texture. We have experience sourcing matched Vermont and Pennsylvania slate for Old Town historic restorations.
Permitting: City of Alexandria has its own building permit department. Old Town Historic District properties also require ARB (Architectural Review Board) approval for visible exterior changes. King's Roofing navigates both processes.
Recent weather events that have driven roofing claims and emergency calls in the Alexandria area:
Use the sliders below to get a quick estimate for your Alexandria roof. Final pricing requires an on-site inspection.
Estimates are indicative and based on Alexandria regional pricing. Final quote requires on-site inspection.
Our ARB submittal experience and historic-material sourcing capability separates us from contractors who work only in the standard suburban market. For Old Town properties, this is not a side capability — it is a requirement.
★★★★★“We're in the Old Town historic district, so we knew the BAR approval was going to be the headache. King's prepared the entire application — drawings, material specs, color chips — and walked it through. Approved on the first submission. Roof itself was done in three days.”
★★★★★“Honestly the most professional crew we've had on the house in 20 years. Showed up when they said, cleaned up every nail, and the estimator answered my questions about ice-and-water shield without making me feel dumb.”
★★★★★“Our rear flat addition had been leaking for three winters. Two other contractors told us we needed a full re-roof. King's diagnosed it as a failed parapet flashing and fixed it for under $2,000.”
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Ready to get started? Call (703) 712-1506 or schedule a free phone consultation — we typically respond within one business day and can often inspect within the same week.
Yes. In addition to a City building permit, Historic District properties require ARB approval. We handle both submittals. ARB review typically takes 30 days from complete submission.
Del Ray bungalows and Colonials (1,400–2,200 sq ft) run $8,000–$14,500. Kingstowne Colonials (2,000–3,000 sq ft) run $10,000–$17,000. Old Town historic restoration varies widely based on material — matched slate restoration runs $25,000–$60,000+ for full replacements.
Yes. Targeted slate repair with matched replacement slates is common in Old Town and cost-effective if the majority of the roof is in good condition. We perform a full slate census before recommending the scope.
Call us for a free inspection. We document damage with photos, provide a scope of loss, and support your insurance claim through to settlement.
The ARB generally approves TPO and modified bitumen for flat sections on historic properties, provided the installation is not visible from public streets. We confirm specific approval requirements for your property before submittal.
Yes. The Old Town Historic District requires Board of Architectural Review (BAR) approval for any visible roof material change. King's Roofing prepares the BAR application and material samples and has a strong approval track record.
10-year workmanship warranty plus the manufacturer's material warranty (typically 30-50 years on architectural shingles, 50 years on synthetic slate). Transferable once to the next homeowner.
Financing up to $250,000 for Home Improvement.
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