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Stonewall Roofing: Expert Metal Roofing Installation

A Trusted Expert In Northern VA for 12+ Years

Looking for durable, long-lasting, and energy-efficient roofing solutions? Stonewall Roofing specializes in metal roofing installation for homes and businesses in Fredericksburg, VA and surrounding areas. Our team of licensed and experienced roofing professionals ensures a seamless installation process that enhances your property’s value and curb appeal.

Let us design a custom metal roof solution that will last you a lifetime!

Why Choose Us?

Expert Craftsmanship: Our roofing experts are highly trained and experienced in every aspect of roof construction, ensuring top-quality work every time.
Customer Satisfaction: We take pride in exceeding expectations and delivering results that stand the test of time.
Full Range of Services: From metal roofing to storm restoration, siding, gutters, and more—Stonewall Roofing has you covered.
Locally Trusted: Serving Northern Virginia, including Prince William, Fauquier, Manassas, Stafford, Fairfax, Culpeper counties, and Fredericksburg.
Special Roof Projects: In addition to full metal roof replacements, we also excel in your smaller jobs such as: bay windows, porches and barns

Why Choose Metal Roofing for Your Property?

Metal roofs are quickly becoming the top choice for property owners in

Northern Virginia due to their unmatched durability and modern aesthetic. Whether you're building a new home or upgrading your existing roof, a metal roof offers the following benefits:

Exceptional Durability: Resistant to harsh weather, including heavy snow, rain, and high winds common in Northern Virginia.
Energy Efficiency: Metal roofs reflect heat, reducing cooling costs during the region’s warm summers.
Eco-Friendly: Made from recyclable materials, metal roofs are a sustainable choice for environmentally conscious homeowners.
Longevity: With proper installation, metal roofs can last 50+ years, making them a cost-effective investment.

When you choose Stonewall Roofing, you’re investing in a roofing system that will stand the test of time.

Types of Metal Roofing We Offer

Standing Seam Metal Roofing: Known for its clean, contemporary look and superior weather resistance, standing seam is an excellent choice for both residential and commercial properties. Standing seam metal roofing is our specialty, and we take pride in delivering high-quality solutions tailored to your needs. While we excel in full metal roof replacements, we also provide standing seam metal roofing for smaller projects such as bay windows, porches, and barns, ensuring the same attention to detail and durability across all jobs.
Corrugated Metal Roofing: An affordable, lightweight option that offers a classic look while providing durability and reliability. This type of roofing is ideal for barns, sheds, and other smaller structures, as well as larger projects.
Metal Shingles: Combines the longevity of metal with the traditional look of shingles or tiles, offering a versatile option for those looking for a more classic aesthetic. This roofing type adds charm and durability to both residential and commercial properties.

STILL NOT SURE?

Frequently Asked Questions

We understand what goes into choosing the right roof for your home.

What type of metal is used in metal roofing?

Modern metal roofs are made from durable and long-lasting materials like galvalume (a combination of galvanized steel, zinc, and aluminum), aluminum, and copper.

Galvalume: Popular for its rust resistance and strength, making it suitable for most regions.
Aluminum: Ideal for coastal areas due to its superior corrosion resistance.
Copper: Known for its longevity, copper is a premium material that can last over a century with proper care.
While older roofs, often called "tin roofs," used terne-coated steel (a steel-tin/lead alloy), this material is no longer used due to the lead content.

What type of paint is used for metal roofing?

Most modern metal roofs come pre-painted by the manufacturer using one of two primary paint systems:

Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF): Also known as Kynar, this paint offers excellent resistance to fading and UV damage, with most manufacturers providing a 35-year warranty.
Silicon-Modified Polyester (SMP): A more affordable option that offers durability but less resistance to fading compared to PVDF.
Both systems provide long-lasting color retention, but PVDF is the preferred choice for high-end applications.

What is "standing seam" metal roofing?

Standing seam is a popular and time-tested metal roofing system featuring vertical panels that lock together along raised seams. This design offers several advantages:

Superior Weather Resistance: Handles wind and rain far better than other roofing types.
Historical Significance: Standing seam roofs have been used since the 1700s and remain a reliable choice for modern homes.
Distinct Aesthetic: Adds a sleek and timeless look to any structure, improving curb appeal.

Are metal roofs noisy?

Contrary to popular belief, a metal roof is no louder than an asphalt shingle roof. Modern metal roofing installations include underlayment and insulation, which effectively dampen sound.

What is "oil canning," and should I be concerned?

Oil canning refers to visible waves or wrinkles in the flat sections of metal roofing panels.

Causes: Often caused by stress on the metal due to imperfections in the roof deck or thermal expansion.
Impact: While oil canning is purely an aesthetic issue and does not compromise the roof's durability or functionality, careful installation techniques can help reduce its appearance.

Why choose metal roofing?

Durability: Metal roofs can last 40–70 years or more, far exceeding the lifespan of asphalt shingles.
Eco-Friendly: Made from recyclable materials, metal roofs are an environmentally conscious choice.
Energy Efficiency: Reflects sunlight, reducing cooling costs during hot months.
Fire Resistance: Non-combustible, making it an excellent choice for areas prone to wildfires.
Low Maintenance: Requires minimal upkeep compared to other roofing materials.