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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 | R.W. Harper & Son, Inc. | Residential & Commercial | Not independently verified | Not independently verified | Visit |
| 5 | Old Dominion Roofing & Construction, Inc. | Commercial & Industrial | Not independently verified | Not independently verified | Visit |
| 6 | A Plus Roofing Company | 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.
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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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.
Richmond's Fan District rowhouses typically have flat or very low-slope rear additions that carry original built-up or modified-bitumen systems applied decades ago. When these systems reach multiple layers and begin showing interior moisture evidence, a full tear-off to the deck is often more cost-effective than another recover layer — and allows the deck itself to be assessed for rot or deflection common in the humid Richmond climate.
Richmond's actively redeveloping commercial corridors contain older masonry commercial buildings whose flat-roof systems were not designed for current mechanical equipment loads or modern insulation requirements. Re-roofing these structures is an opportunity to bring insulation values up to current Virginia energy code minimums while addressing drainage deficiencies that cause the chronic ponding visible on many older Richmond commercial roofs.
Richmond's summer rainfall is consistent and heavy enough that any drainage deficiency on a flat roof becomes apparent within a single wet season. Ponding that persists for more than forty-eight hours after rainfall is the standard threshold for addressing drainage design, as sustained standing water dramatically accelerates membrane degradation under Virginia's summer UV and heat conditions.
This directory includes 6 flat & low-slope 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 flat & low-slope project references in Richmond, and compare written quotes. Check dated sources for individual claims.
TPO single-ply is widely used on Richmond commercial re-roofing because its heat-welded seams perform well in the temperature cycling Virginia buildings experience, and its reflectivity reduces summer cooling loads. Modified-bitumen remains common on residential and small-commercial applications, particularly where contractor experience and material availability favour the familiar system. Either requires properly tapered insulation to achieve adequate drainage on Richmond's characteristically flat commercial rooflines.
The City of Richmond's Department of Planning and Development Review requires a permit for residential and commercial roof replacement. For properties in Richmond's local historic districts, additional review may be required if the project changes visible roofing material or modifies the roofline. Confirming the review requirements specific to your property's zoning and historic designation status is a necessary first step before beginning work.
High ambient humidity throughout Richmond's spring through fall season means that any moisture that penetrates a membrane and reaches the insulation layer below has difficulty drying out, unlike in arid climates where wet insulation can sometimes recover. This makes thorough moisture survey before a recover installation — using infrared or nuclear gauge testing — particularly valuable in Richmond, since recovering over wet insulation simply traps the moisture and accelerates system failure.