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You found a house you love in Manassas. The home inspector said the roof looks fine. But a general inspector spends about 10 minutes up there. That's not enough to catch what costs you $15,000 later
Our HAAG Certified Master Level inspectors check for storm damage history, flashing failures, age wear, and how many years that roof actually has left in Virginia. You get a written report with photos - your strongest negotiating tool before closing. The inspection's free. Schedule it as soon as you go under contract. Don't sign without knowing what's above your head
You get a written price within 3 hours of inspection. It does not change when the job is done.
Every job is backed by our lifetime leak warranty. If it leaks, we come back. Period.
FEATHERFALL is bonded through Directorii for $250,000. The strongest contractor protection available.
Every material below is one we stock, install, and warranty. Not a catalog. Real options for your roof.
Architectural Shingles
Most popular. Dimensional look with 30-year warranty
Designer Shingles
Premium profiles that mimic slate and cedar shake
Impact-Resistant (Class 4)
Built for hail zones. May lower your insurance premium
Standing Seam Metal
50-year lifespan. Wind rated to 140 mph
Stone-Coated Steel
Looks like shingles, performs like metal
Flat Roof Systems
TPO and modified bitumen for low-slope roofs
A roof is not just shingles. It is a system. Deck, ice and water shield, synthetic underlayment, drip edge, starter strip, field shingles, ridge cap, and ventilation. Skip any layer and the whole thing fails early.
We install every layer to manufacturer spec. That is how you get a full warranty, not a partial one.
6 steps from tear-off to cleanup. Every job follows this process.
Tear-Off: Every layer comes off down to the deck
Deck Inspection: We check every board for rot and damage
Underlayment: Ice and water shield goes on before shingles
Install: New shingles go on row by row, hand-nailed
Finished: Clean lines, no mess, ready for final walkthrough
Cleanup: Magnetic sweep, debris hauled, yard inspection
Sits in the Piedmont storm corridor between the Blue Ridge and Chesapeake Bay. Summer thunderstorms with damaging winds and hail are common. Occasional ice storms in winter cause tree and roof damage across older neighborhoods.
Manassas has a mix of historic homes near Old Town dating to the early 1900s and post-war suburban development from the 1960s through 1990s. Neighborhoods like Yorkshire and Signal Hill have split-levels and colonials. Newer townhome communities have been built along Route 28. Many roofs are 20 to 30 years old.
65.4% of homes in this county were built before 1990.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2022 5-Year Estimates (api.census.gov).
Most homes in Manassas were built around 1985. At that age, many original exterior systems are approaching the end of their service life.
FEATHERFALL serves all neighborhoods in Manassas including Old Town Manassas, Yorkshire, Signal Hill, Georgetown South, Westgate, Battlefield Park, Wellington, Point of Woods.
"Will they respect my time?"
On-Time Start™
If we miss our start date, you get $250 + $50/day (excluding weather delays)
"Worthless warranty later?"
$250,000 Guarantee
If we fold or materials fail, you’re covered. Backed by someone else
"Will they clean up?"
No Nail Left Behind™
Find a nail we said we’re done with clean-up? We pay you $500
"Will this be a nightmare?"
No-Surprise Pricing™
The price we quote is the price you pay. No surprises, no mystery
"What if it leaks later?"
No-Leak for Life™
Your replacement is covered for life. If it leaks, we’ll fix it
"Will I get ghosted?"
Never Left Wondering™
Price within 3 hours. Updates every step of the job. Never in the dark
"The entire process, including the wrap-up with the insurance company, was awesome!"
See full review ➔"The entire roof replacement was easy from the time they arrived until the end of completion"
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Better answers than a Magic 8 Ball
Yes. A standard home inspection covers the roof at a surface level, but a dedicated roof inspector goes much deeper. They check the attic, measure remaining shingle life, inspect flashing, and look for hidden leaks. A roof replacement can cost $8,000 to $25,000 or more, so spending a few hundred dollars on a dedicated inspection before closing is a smart investment.
Most Manassas inspectors can schedule a pre-purchase inspection within 3 to 5 business days. During busy spring and summer months, it may take a little longer. Let the inspector know your closing date up front so they can prioritize your report. FEATHERFALL typically delivers a full Flight Plan report within 48 hours of the inspection.
Some lenders, especially FHA and VA loan programs, require the roof to be in acceptable condition before they will approve the loan. If the general home inspector flags roof issues, the lender may require a specialized roof inspection or even repairs before closing. It is better to get your own roof inspection early so you are not surprised at the last minute.
A standard home inspection gives you a pass or fail on the roof, but it rarely tells you how many years are left or what hidden problems exist. A separate roof inspection provides detailed findings, photos, and an honest assessment of the roof's remaining life. If the house is older than 10 years, a dedicated roof inspection is worth the extra cost.
If the inspection reveals roof damage or a roof nearing the end of its life, you can ask the seller to reduce the price by the estimated repair or replacement cost. A detailed, professional inspection report with photos and cost estimates gives you the strongest position at the negotiating table. Vague or verbal findings carry much less weight with sellers and their agents.
The biggest deal-breakers are active leaks, structural sagging, widespread mold or rot in the decking, and roofs that are already past their expected lifespan with no remaining warranty. Missing or damaged flashing around chimneys and vents is also a common finding that signals bigger problems. Any of these can cost thousands to fix and should be addressed before you commit to buying.
The buyer almost always pays for the inspection because the buyer is the one who needs the information to make an informed decision. Think of it as protecting your own investment. Some buyers ask the seller to credit back the inspection cost at closing, especially if significant issues are found. Either way, a few hundred dollars is nothing compared to a surprise roof replacement after you move in.
A good inspector will give you an estimated remaining life range based on the shingle condition, age, ventilation, and overall wear. No one can give you an exact number, but a detailed report can tell you whether you are looking at 2 to 5 years, 10 to 15 years, or something in between. That estimate helps you budget for a future replacement before you buy.
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