Best Roofers in Orange, VA
20 verified roofers serving Orange. Compare ratings, read reviews, and get free estimates.
Ranked Pros
20
scored & compared
Average Cost
$4250–$12750
full replacement
Top Score
59/100
HomeProx rating
Service Area
Orange
Orange County
How we rank roofers
Every business gets a HomeProx Score (0-100) based on multiple trust signals. Here is how the score breaks down:
30
Google Rating
20
Review Volume
15
VA License
15
Yelp Rating
Additional points for BBB accreditation (10), free estimates (5), and web presence (5). Rankings are updated hourly.
Hiring a roofer in Orange
We tracked 20 roofers working in Orange, VA and scored each one on the signals that actually matter when a contractor is walking into your home: Google and Yelp reviews at scale, verified Virginia DPOR licensing, BBB standing, and whether they publish pricing or offer free estimates. Typical roofer pricing in the Orange County area runs $4250–$12750 full replacement, though the ends of that range reflect very different jobs.
If you're hiring for roofing work in Orange, focus on three things: check the license at dpor.virginia.gov, get at least three written estimates (pricing spreads are wider than homeowners expect), and read the 1-star reviews — they tell you more about the operation than the 5-stars do. Below is the ranked list; each profile has the review themes, pricing range, and credential check for that specific business.
20 Roofers, ranked
Why #1: 4.9-star Google rating from 595 reviews. offers free estimates.
Why #2: 4.8-star Google rating from 425 reviews. offers free estimates.
Why #3: 4.9-star Google rating from 253 reviews. offers free estimates.
Why #4: 4.9-star Google rating from 172 reviews. offers free estimates.
Why #5: 5.0-star Google rating from 94 reviews. offers free estimates.
Why #6: 4.8-star Google rating from 115 reviews. offers free estimates.
Why #7: 5.0-star Google rating from 82 reviews. offers free estimates.
Why #8: 5.0-star Google rating from 77 reviews. offers free estimates.
Why #9: 5.0-star Google rating from 69 reviews. offers free estimates.
Why #10: 4.9-star Google rating from 88 reviews. offers free estimates.
Why #11: 5.0-star Google rating from 60 reviews. offers free estimates.
Why #12: 4.7-star Google rating (46 reviews). offers free estimates.
Why #13: 4.8-star Google rating (20 reviews). offers free estimates.
Why #14: 5.0-star Google rating (25 reviews). offers free estimates.
Why #15: 5.0-star Google rating (12 reviews). offers free estimates.
Why #16: 5.0-star Google rating (6 reviews). offers free estimates.
Why #17: 4.4-star Google rating (19 reviews). offers free estimates.
Why #18: 5.0-star Google rating (3 reviews). offers free estimates.
Why #19: 5.0-star Google rating (4 reviews). offers free estimates.
Why #20: 3.7-star Google rating (11 reviews). offers free estimates.
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How to Hire a Roofer in Orange
Finding a reliable roofer in Orange, VA starts with understanding what drives costs and quality in the Orange County area. We've compiled 20 verified professionals to help you compare.
Key Cost Factors
- Roof size (square footage): Roofers price by the 'square' (100 sq ft). Most Charlottesville-area homes are 15-25 squares, with each square costing $350-$500 for asphalt shingles installed.
- Material type: Architectural shingles run $350-$500 per square installed, while standing-seam metal costs $800-$1,200 per square. Metal is increasingly popular in the Blue Ridge foothills for its 50-year lifespan and wind resistance.
- Pitch/slope: Roofs steeper than 6:12 pitch require harnesses and specialized staging, adding 15-25% to labor costs. Many older homes in Charlottesville's historic districts have steep Victorian-era pitches.
- Number of layers to remove: Virginia building code allows a maximum of two shingle layers. Tearing off an existing layer adds $1,000-$3,000 in labor and disposal fees, including hauling to the Ivy Materials Utilization Center.
- Structural repairs needed: Rotted decking or damaged rafters found during tear-off cost $50-$100 per sheet of plywood and $200+ per rafter. Virginia's humid summers accelerate wood rot, especially on north-facing slopes.
Tips for Hiring
- Get at least 3 written estimates before deciding
- Verify licensing through Virginia DPOR (Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation)
- Ask for proof of insurance and bonding
- Check online reviews on multiple platforms
- Ask for references from recent jobs in the Orange area