Lee-Kesler Roofing works across the Roanoke Valley’s varied rooftops

Slate, terra cotta, standing-seam metal and single-ply membranes belong to different kinds of buildings, but all are part of Lee-Kesler Roofing’s work in the Roanoke Valley. The company’s range reflects the variety of properties it serves, from homes to commercial and industrial buildings.

Based on Nicholas Avenue Northeast in Roanoke, Lee-Kesler handles roof projects across the city and surrounding area. Its roofing team brings more than 30 years of experience, according to the company.

The scope of work moves beyond a single roof material. Shingles are part of the offering, along with metal and membrane systems, slate, terra cotta and retrofit work. A property owner approaching a replacement or repair can therefore begin the discussion with the building’s existing roof and intended use, rather than assuming every job follows the same pattern.

The company describes attention to detail and thoroughness as priorities for its roofing service. Its project inquiry process asks owners to identify the type of project and explain what they need before requesting a quote. That first exchange creates a practical starting point for discussing the property, its condition and the work under consideration.

Serving residential, commercial and industrial customers also means working with different kinds of decision-makers. A homeowner may be weighing a major improvement to a family house, while a business is planning work on a building it depends on every day. Lee-Kesler’s breadth of materials and building types is the central feature of its local offering.