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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 | Davidson Roofing Company | Residential & Commercial | Not independently verified | Not independently verified | Visit |
| 7 | Shanco | Roofing & Exterior Remodeling | 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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Davidson serves Henrico, Hanover, Glen Allen, Mechanicsville, Chesterfield, Powhatan and the wider Central Virginia area.
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Its Richmond-area coverage includes Glen Allen, Henrico, Mechanicsville, Midlothian, Ashland, Chester and Short Pump.
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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Richmond's historic roofing traditions in neighborhoods like the Fan and Church Hill require a specialist with genuine materials expertise. Slate repairs demand matching origin and thickness to avoid differential expansion cracking; copper and standing-seam metal demand soldering or seaming skills that residential shingle crews rarely develop. Confirming that a contractor can demonstrate completed slate or metal projects in Richmond's historic districts is the clearest qualification check for these roofs.
Richmond's position within reach of Atlantic tropical systems and its active summer thunderstorm pattern makes storm-damage restoration a significant portion of the residential roofing market. A contractor experienced with Virginia insurance documentation, Xactimate scoping, and the DPOR-licensed contractor requirements for work valued over the state threshold gives you the paper trail your insurer needs without requiring you to manage the process.
Each of Richmond's surrounding counties maintains its own building permit office and inspection schedule. A residential contractor who regularly works across Henrico, Chesterfield, and Hanover knows which jurisdictions require permits for straight re-roofs and which reserve permits for structural deck work. Pulling the permit in the contractor's own name protects you from the liability exposure of unpermitted roofing work at resale.
This directory includes 9 residential 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 residential project references in Richmond, and compare written quotes. Check dated sources for individual claims.
Genuine slate work requires a contractor who can source matching slate by origin, thickness, and color rather than substituting a synthetic product. Ask to see photographs of completed slate repairs in Richmond neighborhoods, confirm the contractor holds a Virginia DPOR license at the appropriate tier for the project value, and verify that workers' compensation insurance is current before anyone climbs a steep historic roofline. References from other Fan or Church Hill homeowners are the most reliable indicator of actual slate competence.
The City of Richmond and most surrounding counties require a building permit for roof replacements, including full tear-offs. Permit requirements can differ slightly between Richmond city limits and Henrico, Chesterfield, or Hanover county jurisdictions, so confirm the permit requirement for your specific address. A reputable contractor pulls the permit in its name and schedules the required inspection, providing you with documentation that the work meets Virginia's residential code.
Yes, particularly for homes in Henrico, Chesterfield, and newer suburban areas where architectural shingles are the standard system. Richmond's active thunderstorm season and periodic hail exposure mean shingles rated to the UL 2218 Class 4 standard absorb impact damage that standard shingles show as immediate bruising and granule loss. Many Virginia homeowners insurers recognize this performance with policy incentives — verify the benefit with your specific carrier and ask your contractor for proper product documentation.