Roofing in Charlottesville
Roofing for Charlottesville and Albemarle County homes
We’re about an hour east on I-64, and we work across Charlottesville and Albemarle County, with a focus on the west side toward Crozet.
- 5.0 from 58 Google reviews
- GAF Certified™
- Class A licensed in Virginia
BNH Roofing serves Charlottesville and Albemarle County, including Crozet and Earlysville, with roof replacement, roof repair, storm inspections and seamless gutters. Our president, Houston Kincaid, has 23 years in roofing, including a $3 million commercial project for the University of Virginia. Estimates are free.
- Services
- Roofs, repairs, gutters, siding
- Estimates
- Free, with photos
- Based in
- Ashland, VA
Where we work around Charlottesville
We work in the city and across Albemarle County, with our focus on the west side: Crozet, Free Union, North Garden and the neighborhoods off Route 250 and I-64. We also cover Earlysville, Keswick and over into Fluvanna.
Roofing in the foothills
Charlottesville-area homes run from historic houses in town to newer neighborhoods in Crozet to farmhouses and outbuildings on acreage. That range is why we install both architectural shingles and standing-seam metal, and why Houston’s experience across asphalt, metal and slate matters here.
Planned around the drive
Our booking calendar leaves extra travel time around Charlottesville-area estimates, so the times you see online are times we can actually keep.
Towns we serve around Charlottesville
- Charlottesville
- Crozet
- Earlysville
- Free Union
- North Garden
- Keswick
- Palmyra
- Troy
Questions
Common questions
Do you install metal roofs in Albemarle County?
Yes. We install standing-seam metal through Virginia Metal Systems, in addition to GAF architectural shingles.
Is the estimate really free if you’re driving from Ashland?
Yes. Estimates are free everywhere we work.
Houston Kincaid
President
Let’s take a look at your roof.
Houston comes out, looks it over, photographs what he finds and gives you an itemized price. It’s free, and there’s no obligation.