Serving Southeastern Virginia & Northern North Carolina, Newport News, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake
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Hampton, VAMonday, Dec 13th, 2021"Fast and very professional. Those guys took no prisoners!"
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Hampton, VA's Trusted Roofing and Siding Contractor
Roof repair and vinyl siding add value to your home in Hampton, VA
Have you noticed missing shingles or other small problems with your roof? Or has your home been damaged in a storm? No matter what’s wrong with your roof or siding, the experts at Premier Roofing & Siding Contractors are here to help! We have experienced, capable technicians on staff for all of your roof repair or replacement or vinyl siding needs. Not only are we dedicated to exceptional workmanship and lasting repairs, but we are also committed to achieving the highest level of customer service.
Whether we’re fixing or replacing your roof, we have access to industry-leading materials from top manufacturers to make sure the job gets done correctly. Our technicians can work with asphalt shingles and other roofing materials to fulfill your roof repair needs; we also specialize in vinyl siding for extra style and durability for your home's exterior!
Our services in Hampton, VA:
- Roof Repair
- Roof Replacement
- Roof Leak Repair
- Ridge Vents & Ventilation
- Hail Damage Repair
- Roof Inspection
- Vinyl Siding
- Replacement Windows
If you're looking for fast, reliable service, you've come to the right place. Schedule a free estimate today! We serve customers in Hampton, VA and areas nearby.
Home was originally aluminum siding. Customer had an addition built which was done in vinyl. They were looking to get the rest of the home to match the addition. So we found the matching style and installed new siding to the main home to match.
The customer had wanted to do a full re-sheath of the roof during the replacement. We had measured it all out and sent the shingles and OSB for the roof out. During the tear-off the guys noticed that the rafters were not all an equal distance of 24" from each other. Some would be 18" others up to 36" apart. This makes it difficult to re-sheath as both ends of the wood must hit the end at a rafter. The roof did need more OSB than was originally stated with more waste in order to make sure we could nail both ends to the rafters. The crew was able to finish up the roof later that evening.
