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High-rise towers near Rosslyn and 1930s colonials a few blocks over make for two very different job types.
Get a free quoteArlington packs high-rise commercial towers in Rosslyn and Crystal City right up against blocks of brick colonials in Arlington Forest and Ashton Heights that date to the 1930s and 40s, and the contrast shapes almost every project here. Commercial roofing on the office towers along the Ballston and Clarendon corridor is flat and low-slope, built for a different maintenance schedule entirely than the asphalt shingle roofs a few blocks over.
Lots in the older residential neighborhoods are small and close together, so additions have to work around setback rules and, in some pockets, county historic overlay review. Kitchen renovations in these colonials usually mean reworking a floor plan designed around a much smaller household, and Arlington County's permitting process tends to move differently than what a crew sees out in Fairfax or Burke.
Where we work in Arlington
- Rosslyn
- Ballston
- Clarendon
- Arlington Forest
What Arlington calls us for
Commercial
Office towers along the Ballston and Clarendon corridor need flat, low-slope roofing on a different maintenance schedule than residential shingle.
Additions
Small lots and, in some pockets, county historic overlay review mean additions here need careful planning before permitting.
Kitchens
Colonials from the 1930s and 40s usually need their kitchen floor plan reworked to fit how households actually live now.
Roofing
The mix of high-rise flat roofs and older asphalt shingle homes means two very different roofing approaches within a few blocks.