Aerial view of a finished gray architectural shingle roof after a full replacement in Herndon
Finished dark gray architectural shingle roof on a two-story colonial home
Aerial view of a finished multi-gable roof with new architectural shingles
Finished asphalt shingle roof after a full replacement in Sterling

Roofing Contractor · Chantilly, VA

A Chantilly Roofing Contractor That Puts It in Writing

Roof replacement, roof repair, storm-related roofing and windows for Chantilly homeowners, from Roofing Roughnecks, the roofing division of Herndon-based Kenney Construction.

7 years in business

Licensed, insured & bonded — VA DPOR #2705187519

Serving Chantilly from Herndon, VA

7 Years

Serving Northern Virginia

Licensed & Insured

VA DPOR #2705187519

Locally Owned

Herndon-based, not a franchise

Written Scopes

Clear inclusions before work starts

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7

Years in business

Since 2019

12

Cities served

Across Northern Virginia

6

Roof Replacement services

Under one contractor

A roofing company for Chantilly, based just up Route 28

Chantilly Roofing Contractor is run by Roofing Roughnecks, the roofing division of Kenney Construction, a locally owned general contractor founded in 2019 and based in Herndon. Kenney Construction is licensed, insured and bonded (VA DPOR #2705187519), and Roofing Roughnecks holds CertainTeed Master Craftsman credentials, Roofing Contractor and Shingle Quality Specialist, earned September 2026. We don't have a Chantilly office. We serve Chantilly from Herndon, a short drive up Route 28.

Whether it's a leak, storm damage, an aging roof you're not sure about, or a house you're getting ready to sell, the work starts the same way: an inspection of the roof and an honest answer about what it needs.

One more thing up front: we haven't photographed a finished Chantilly roof yet. The photos on this site come from real Roofing Roughnecks projects in Centreville, Herndon, Sterling, Reston, Oakton, Ashburn, Vienna and McLean, and each one is labeled with where it was actually taken.

Why a local roofing contractor matters in Chantilly

Chantilly is an unincorporated part of western Fairfax County, so roofing questions go to Fairfax County Land Development Services, whose published guidance lists replacement of roof shingles on a home as not needing a permit, with conditions around decking and fire-rated townhome roofs. But some homes with a Chantilly address, in parts of the 20152 ZIP code around South Riding, are actually in Loudoun County. Many Northern Virginia neighborhoods also have HOA architectural review for exterior changes like roof color. A contractor who knows to ask those questions saves you a delay later.

What to expect from us

  • An inspection first, and a straight answer about roof repair versus replacement.
  • A written scope listing tear-off, decking assumptions, underlayment, flashing, ventilation and cleanup before work starts.
  • The same licensed, insured and bonded company doing the work, not a subcontracted third party.
  • Honest pricing context: our cost guide shows typical Northern Virginia ranges, starting at $9,000–$16,000 for a basic replacement and $500–$3,500 for targeted repairs.
  • A final walk-through of the roof and property at closeout.

Roofing services in Chantilly

Planning ahead? Start with our guides to the roof replacement planning timeline, what happens on tear-off day, and coordinating roof work with existing solar panels, or check your roof's size with the free satellite tool on the Roofing Roughnecks site.

Get a straight answer about your roof

Request an inspection online or call (703) 731-9208. We'll tell you whether it's a repair or a replacement and put the scope in writing.

Request an Estimate

Real Projects, Real Photos

Every photo here is from an actual Roofing Roughnecks project — no stock imagery.

  • Aerial view of a finished gray architectural shingle roof after a full replacement in Herndon
  • Finished dark gray architectural shingle roof on a two-story colonial home
  • Aerial view of a finished multi-gable roof with new architectural shingles
  • Finished asphalt shingle roof after a full replacement in Sterling
  • Roofers removing old shingles during tear-off, wearing safety harnesses
  • New underlayment installed with shingle bundles staged for installation
  • Close-up of a repaired flat roof over a covered front porch and balcony
  • Brick home exterior with a covered front porch and balcony after a flat roof repair
  • Roofing crew tearing off old shingles on a home's roof, with a work truck parked below
  • Close-up of a torn-off roof deck with old shingle debris on a tarp below
  • Roofing work around a skylight on an asphalt shingle roof in McLean
  • Roofing detail at a stone chimney and shingle ridge in McLean
  • Close view of finished roof valleys and new ridge venting
  • Close view of a finished ridge line with new ridge vent installed
  • Close view of the ridge line on a finished gray architectural shingle roof in Herndon
  • Dormer window with new synthetic underlayment installed, ready for shingles
  • Roofing crew working on underlayment and flashing around a dormer and chimney
  • Roofers hauling old shingles off the roof during tear-off
  • New roof decking installed on a screened-in porch addition, ready for underlayment and shingles
  • Roofer installing shingles during a full roof replacement in Sterling
  • New roof decking installed and ready for shingles during a full roof replacement in Sterling
  • Roofers working on a two-story colonial home during a full roof replacement in Sterling
  • Wide view of a two-story colonial home mid-roof-replacement in Sterling
  • Roofing crew tearing off old shingles down to the decking on a dormer roof
  • Roofing crew installing synthetic underlayment on a home's roof and dormer
  • Garage under renovation with insulation board staged inside, new roof underlayment visible above
  • Wide view of a home with new roof underlayment installed and a roofer finishing a dormer
  • Side of a home with vinyl siding and a deck, part of the same Oakton flat roof repair project
  • Finished multi-gable roof with new architectural shingles on a two-story home
  • Exterior view of a McLean home with a finished asphalt shingle roof
  • Finished ridge caps and skylights on an asphalt shingle roof in McLean
Roofers removing old shingles during tear-off, wearing safety harnesses

Chantilly, Virginia

Planning a roof replacement project in Chantilly?

Tell us what's going on. We'll look at it in person and put the scope in writing before any work starts.

Chantilly Homeowner Guides

A Planning Timeline for a Chantilly Roof ReplacementThe order to plan a Chantilly, VA roof replacement in: inspection, scope, county and HOA checks, materials, solar coordination, scheduling and closeout.What Happens on Tear-Off DayWhat to expect when the old roof comes off a Chantilly, VA home: noise, debris, decking surprises, dry-in, and how to prep your driveway, yard and attic.Low-Slope and Flat Roof Sections on Porches and AdditionsWhy flat and low-slope roofs over porches, bay windows and additions leak, how they tie into the main roof, and what Chantilly homeowners should ask.Roof Ventilation and Attic HeatHow attic ventilation works on a Chantilly, VA home, the signs it isn't working, and what to ask about ridge and soffit vents before a roof replacement.Ice Dams and Winter Weather on Northern Virginia RoofsWhy ice dams form on Northern Virginia roofs after snow, how to handle one safely at your Chantilly home, and the roofing details that reduce winter leaks.Coordinating Roof Work With Existing Solar PanelsRoof work on a Chantilly, VA home with existing solar panels: who removes the array, Fairfax County permit questions, sequencing and records to keep.Choosing a Shingle Color When Your HOA Reviews ItHow Chantilly, VA homeowners can choose a roof shingle color that suits the house and gets through HOA architectural review without delaying the project.How to Read a Roofing Estimate, Line by LineA line-by-line guide to a Chantilly, VA roofing estimate: tear-off, decking allowances, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, permits and exclusions.

Request a Roof Replacement Estimate in Chantilly

Also serving Centreville, Oakton, Herndon, Sterling. Prefer to talk? Call (703) 731-9208.

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