Roofing · Washington, DC
Roofing in Washington, DC
DMV Home Pros handles roofing across all eight wards of Washington, DC. Roof repair starts from $750, and roof replacement is $550 per square. Insured technicians, and a quote before work starts.
- Insured technicians
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- Serving DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia
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Service
What roofing work do you handle?
Leak repair, missing or damaged shingles, flashing, gutters and full roof replacement, plus emergency tarping after storm damage. Work is done by our own crews plus trusted, highly rated subcontractors, all insured technicians.
Local rules
Does a roof replacement need a permit in DC?
DOB says in-kind replacement of roofing and coping, and gutters, downspouts and fascia, need no permit unless the property is in a historic district. Historic properties need Historic Preservation Office clearance through the building permit, and postcard or instant permits cannot be used on them.
Pricing
How much does roofing cost in DC?
Roof repair starts from $750, and roof replacement is $550 per square. You get a quote before work starts.
Nearby
What else do we do in DC?
Plumbing in DC · Painting in DC · Handyman in DC · Emergency roof tarping (24/7) · All roofing services
FAQ
Questions people ask
Do I need a permit to replace my roof in a DC historic district?
Yes. The no-permit exemption for in-kind roofing does not apply in historic districts, which need Historic Preservation Office clearance.
How much does roofing cost in DC?
Roof repair starts from $750, and roof replacement is $550 per square.
Who does the work in DC?
Work is done by our own crews plus trusted, highly rated subcontractors, all insured technicians.
How do I get a quote?
Use the form on this page or call (571) 676-9265. You get a quote before work starts.
Sources: DC Department of Buildings, get a permit (https://dob.dc.gov/page/get-permit); DC Office of Planning, permits for historic property (https://planning.dc.gov/page/building-permits-historic-property)