Loudoun Valley Roofing
Loudoun Valley Roofing is a family-owned and operated roofing company located in Purcellville, Virginia. The business was started in 1984 by owner Matt Posey from 1984 until 2014. Over those 30 years, Matt built the company to employee over 35 full-time staff who were like family to him. Within the community that Matt helped build, he and the company earned a reputation for craftsmanship. With Matt’s passing in late 2014, he left the business in the capable hands of his daughter and longtime Office Manager Heather Campbell. Since taking over the business, Heather has maintained the core values instilled by her father and the business has continued to grow and provide the same high level of service to its customers.
Roof installation
Maybe your roof is at the end of its natural lifespan. Maybe its natural lifespan has been shortened by severe weather or some other unavoidable disaster. Maybe you’re just ready for a change or you’re hoping to sell your house for the highest price point you can get. Whatever your reason, a new roof can add years and character to your home.
Of course, the caliber of your new roof depends on the professionalism of your roofing contractors and the quality of the materials used. That’s why so many residents of Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland rely on licensed, bonded and insured Loudoun Valley Roofing. We’ve been restoring homes to their former glory since 1984 using only the highest-grade materials, including cedar shake, synthetic slate and architectural shingles.
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Roof repairs
Sometimes roof damage is easy to spot: missing shingles, a leaking skylight, a sagging roofline. Usually, homeowners spot deterioration in the wake of a vicious storm or a brutal winter. However, evidence of roof degradation is often present long before the first symptoms make themselves known.
Spotting signs of damage and deterioration early gives you an opportunity to get ahead of serious problems through early intervention. Taking a more prevention-based approach to roof maintenance and repairs can add years to the lifespan of your roof and secure your entire home against more extensive damage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The life expectancy of your existing roofing materials
Different materials have different lifespans. If your existing roof still has a third or more of its life expectancy ahead of it and the damages aren’t expensive, a repair is often more cost-effective. If, on the other hand, your roof only has a few years left on its expected lifespan, a replacement will be more cost-effective.
A cost-benefit analysis of repairs versus replacement
If your roof is in good condition with nine or more years left to its lifespan, and the cost of the repairs is 20% less than the cost of replacement, a repair is more cost-effective. If the roof has fewer than six years, the cost of repairs should be 10% of the replacement costs. If your roof is going to need to be replaced in a few years anyway, you’re often better off using the damage as an opportunity to go ahead and invest in a new roof.
