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| Rank | Company | Specialty | Experience | BBB | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Saunders Roofing Company | Residential & Commercial | Not independently verified | Not independently verified | Visit |
| 2 | Stevens Roofing Corporation | Residential & Commercial | Not independently verified | Not independently verified | Visit |
| 3 | J. King DeShazo III, Inc. | Commercial & Residential | Not independently verified | Not independently verified | Visit |
| 4 | Cross Timbers Roofing | Residential & Commercial | Not independently verified | Not independently verified | Visit |
| 5 | R.W. Harper & Son, Inc. | Residential & Commercial | Not independently verified | Not independently verified | Visit |
| 6 | Old Dominion Roofing & Construction, Inc. | Commercial & Industrial | Not independently verified | Not independently verified | Visit |
| 7 | Davidson Roofing Company | Residential & Commercial | Not independently verified | Not independently verified | Visit |
| 8 | A Plus Roofing Company | Residential & Commercial | Not independently verified | Not independently verified | Visit |
| 9 | RETEX Roofing & Exteriors | Residential & Commercial | Not independently verified | Not independently verified | Visit |
Beyond slate, the company installs tile, asphalt shingles, standing-seam metal, low-slope and copper roofing, and runs dedicated siding and gutter divisions.
Established in 1946, Stevens Roofing is a third-generation family business with offices in both Richmond and Norfolk. The company specializes in slate, copper, ornamental copper, tile and wood-shake systems and offers historic roof restoration, alongside conventional asphalt, metal and flat roofing. It handles both residential and commercial work across Central Virginia and Hampton Roads.
King DeShazo focuses primarily on commercial roofing for schools, government buildings, malls, multi-unit housing and warehouses, with a residential division for replacement and repair. The company is a Virginia Class A Contractor and a member of the NRCA and the Virginia Association of Roofing Professionals (VARP), serving downtown Richmond, The Fan, Midlothian, Mechanicsville and Glen Allen.
Cross Timbers Roofing appears in this directory. Confirm current services and qualifications directly with the company.
R.W. Harper & Son, Inc. appears in this directory. Confirm current services and qualifications directly with the company.
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Its specialties include TPO, PVC and EPDM single-ply membranes, built-up roofing, modified bitumen, standing-seam metal and elastomeric coatings, plus custom gutters and ongoing maintenance programs.
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Davidson serves Henrico, Hanover, Glen Allen, Mechanicsville, Chesterfield, Powhatan and the wider Central Virginia area.
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A Plus Roofing is a Virginia Class A contractor handling residential and commercial work, including asphalt, metal, slate and cedar-shake roofs as well as TPO and EPDM low-slope commercial systems, with a notable focus on church roofs.
Based on Hull Street Road in Richmond, RETEX Roofing & Exteriors is a metal roofing specialist offering installation, recoating and replacement across copper, corrugated/ribbed, metal-shingle and standing-seam profiles, for both residential homes and commercial buildings.
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Late-season tropical storms tracking through Virginia frequently produce sustained wind conditions that test membrane edge securement at perimeter flashings and parapet copings. Richmond commercial building owners who observe uplifted or displaced membrane at parapet walls following a named storm event should treat it as an insurance-eligible claim event, documented before any emergency re-securing alters the evidence of the pre-repair condition.
Richmond's historic commercial district includes buildings where the roof replacement specification must account for historic tax credit requirements, local architectural review, and the structural limitations of older decking systems. A commercial roofer experienced with Virginia's historic preservation context understands which lightweight membrane systems are compatible with these constraints and how to document the scope for historic tax credit compliance.
Richmond's prolonged humid summers create ideal conditions for biological growth on commercial roof surfaces, particularly on ponded areas where moisture persists. Algae and moss accumulation on flat membranes accelerates surface degradation and reduces reflectance. A commercial maintenance contract that includes annual surface cleaning and drain inspection prevents the compounding damage that begins with biological fouling and ends with premature membrane failure.
This directory includes 9 commercial roofing contractors listed for Richmond, Virginia. List position is not a verified quality score; confirm current service availability directly.
Confirm licensing and insurance for Virginia, ask for commercial project references in Richmond, and compare written quotes. Check dated sources for individual claims.
TPO with welded seams and EPDM with taped or adhesive-bonded seams both perform well in Richmond's climate, provided drainage is adequate to prevent prolonged ponding. Modified bitumen with granule-surfaced cap sheets is common on older commercial buildings and tolerates the humid environment well when seams are properly detailed. Whatever system is specified, membrane thickness and seam quality are the primary long-term performance variables in Richmond's wet and UV-intensive environment.
Yes. Commercial roofing work in the City of Richmond and in Henrico and Chesterfield Counties requires building permits, and the inspection process varies by jurisdiction. The scope submitted for permit must accurately reflect the actual system being installed — substituting materials after permit approval without amendment creates compliance problems at inspection. A commercial roofer who works regularly across the Richmond metro will know each jurisdiction's current plan review timelines and inspector expectations.
A pre-season documentation package should include aerial photography of the roof surface, photographs of all perimeter flashings and penetrations, an infrared moisture scan showing dry versus wet insulation zones, and the contractor's written assessment of any areas that are close-to-failing. This package serves as baseline evidence for post-storm insurance claims, demonstrates due diligence to the carrier, and provides the commercial roofer with the pre-damage condition record that supports a supplement request if storm damage scope exceeds the initial adjuster estimate.