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

Roofing Contractor — Herndon, Reston & Northern Virginia

Roofs built by a team that answers the phone.

Roofing Roughnecks is Kenney Construction's roofing division — roof replacement, roof repair, storm-related roofing, and windows, backed by a locally owned contractor with a real track record in Northern Virginia.

7 years in business

Licensed, insured & bonded — VA DPOR #2705187519

Locally owned in Herndon, VA

7 Years

Serving Northern Virginia

Licensed, Insured & Bonded

VA DPOR #2705187519

CertainTeed Master Craftsman

Roofing Contractor & Shingle Quality Specialist

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7

Years in business

Since 2019

12

Cities served

Across Northern Virginia

4

Roofing services

Under one contractor

Real Roofs, Real Photos

Every photo on this site is from an actual Roofing Roughnecks project — tear-offs, underlayment, and finished roofs, no stock imagery. Hover to pause.

  • New roof decking installed on a screened-in porch addition, ready for underlayment and shingles
  • 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
  • Roofing crew working on underlayment and flashing around a dormer and chimney
  • Dormer window with new synthetic underlayment installed, ready for shingles
  • 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
  • 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
  • Side of a home with vinyl siding and a deck, part of the same Oakton flat roof repair project
  • 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
  • Roofer installing shingles during a full roof replacement in Sterling
  • Finished asphalt shingle roof after a full replacement in Sterling
  • Aerial view of a finished gray architectural shingle roof after a full replacement in Herndon
  • Close view of the ridge line on a finished gray architectural shingle roof in Herndon
  • Roofers removing old shingles during tear-off, wearing safety harnesses
  • Roofers hauling old shingles off the roof during tear-off
  • New underlayment installed with shingle bundles staged for installation
  • Finished dark gray architectural shingle roof on a two-story colonial home
  • 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
  • Finished multi-gable roof with new architectural shingles on a two-story home
  • Close view of finished roof valleys and new ridge venting
  • Close view of a finished ridge line with new ridge vent installed
  • Aerial view of a finished multi-gable roof with new architectural shingles
  • Exterior view of a McLean home with a finished asphalt shingle roof
  • Roofing work around a skylight on an asphalt shingle roof in McLean
  • Roofing detail at a stone chimney and shingle ridge in McLean
  • Finished ridge caps and skylights on an asphalt shingle roof in McLean

The Roofing Roughnecks Difference

Homeowners should compare more than a price. The structure behind the project is what determines the final experience.

What MattersCommon Contractor ExperienceRoofing Roughnecks Approach
Project scopeVerbal estimates that are hard to compare.✓A written scope defining included work before anything starts.
Who does the workWork passed off to subcontractors you've never met.✓The same licensed, insured, and bonded company handles it directly.
CommunicationUpdates depend on whoever answers the phone.✓One local, accountable team from estimate through completion.
Local accountabilityNational franchises or out-of-area crews.✓Locally owned, based in Herndon, serving Northern Virginia.

A Clear Roofing Path From Inspection to Installation.

The best roofing projects begin with a defined scope, realistic selections, and coordinated scheduling.

  1. 01

    Consult

    Review the current roof condition, concerns, budget priorities, and goals.

  2. 02

    Design

    Develop the material plan, scope of work, and project timeline.

  3. 03

    Select

    Finalize roofing materials, colors, and any window replacements.

  4. 04

    Build

    Complete tear-off, decking repair, and new roof installation.

  5. 05

    Complete

    Review final details, address closeout items, and confirm the finished roof.

Complete Roofing Services

One Team From Inspection Through Cleanup.

  • ✓Roof inspection and assessment
  • ✓Full roof replacement
  • ✓Roof repair — leaks, shingles, flashing
  • ✓Storm and insurance-related roofing
  • ✓Window replacement
  • ✓Ventilation and gutter-adjacent work

Talk with Roofing Roughnecks

(703) 731-9208
Exterior view of a McLean home with a finished asphalt shingle roof

Start With an Inspection

Repair or replace? Get a straight answer.

Tell us what you're seeing — a leak, missing shingles, or an aging roof. We'll look at the roof, explain whether it calls for a repair or a replacement, and put the scope in writing before anything starts.

Recent Projects

Real Roofing Roughnecks project photography. Full case-study details are being added for each project.

New roof decking installed on a screened-in porch addition, ready for underlayment and shingles
Brick home exterior with a covered front porch and balcony after a flat roof repair
Roofing crew working on underlayment and flashing around a dormer and chimney
Wide view of a home with new roof underlayment installed and a roofer finishing a dormer
Roofing crew tearing off old shingles on a home's roof, with a work truck parked below
Finished asphalt shingle roof after a full replacement in Sterling
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 multi-gable roof with new architectural shingles on a two-story home
Exterior view of a McLean home with a finished asphalt shingle roof
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Quick Answers

Roofing Questions We Hear Most

Straight answers before you ever pick up the phone.

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Who actually does the work?▸

Roofing Roughnecks is a division of Kenney Construction — the same licensed, insured, and bonded company (VA DPOR #2705187519) handles the work, not a subcontracted third party.

How do I know if I need a roof repair or a full replacement?▸

It depends on the extent of the damage and the age of the roof. A single leak or a small area of damaged shingles is usually a repair. Widespread wear, multiple leak points, or an aging roof nearing the end of its lifespan usually points to full replacement. We'll give you a straight answer after inspecting it.

How long does a roof typically last?▸

It depends on the material — asphalt shingle roofs commonly last 20-30 years, while other materials can last longer. Age alone isn't the only factor; condition and maintenance history matter too.

What should I do if I have storm damage?▸

Get it assessed before it gets worse — a damaged roof left alone can lead to bigger problems like leaks and interior damage. We can assess the damage and document it, whether you're pursuing a repair, a replacement, or an insurance claim.

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