top of page


Metal Roofing: Full Roofs, Accent Roofs & Mixed-Material Designs
When most people hear “metal roof,” they picture an entire home covered in standing seam metal. We install complete metal roofing systems, but that is only one way metal can be incorporated into a roofing project. More homeowners are choosing to combine metal roofing with architectural asphalt shingles, using each material where it makes the most sense for the home. Full Metal Roofing Systems For homeowners looking for the durability, appearance, and long-term performance of
Cody Jones
15 hours ago3 min read


Understanding the “50-Year Roof Warranty”
Not all roofing warranties are created equal. At Mason Roofing, every full roof replacement includes a 10-year workmanship warranty backed directly by us. If you have an installation-related issue, you don’t need to start with a third-party warranty company or the shingle manufacturer—you call Mason Roofing.
We also offer extended manufacturer warranty upgrades, including 50-year options, for homeowners who want additional protection. The important thing is understanding exa
Cody Jones
2 days ago2 min read


Mason Roofing Now Offering CertainTeed Landmark® PRO Shingles
At Mason Roofing, the products we recommend to homeowners have to earn our confidence. Over the past year, our crews have had the opportunity to work with CertainTeed Landmark® PRO shingles on a number of new-construction roofing projects. That experience gave us the chance to do more than simply look at specifications on paper. We were able to handle the material, install it in the field, see the finished product, and evaluate the overall quality of the roofing system firsth
Cody Jones
Aug 313 min read


Heavy Rain Is a Good Time to Check Your Gutters and Roof
Heavy rain can expose clogged gutters, drainage problems, and hidden roof leaks. Learn what to check around your Southwest Virginia home and when to call a roofing professional.
Cody Jones
Jul 223 min read


Low Water at Smith Mountain Lake A Positive Note
An Excellent Time to Replace Your Boat Dock or Boat House Roof If your boat dock or boat house roof is nearing the end of its life, this year presents a unique opportunity to replace it. With Smith Mountain Lake experiencing lower-than-normal water levels, our crews have better access around docks, making cleanup easier and allowing us to do an even more thorough job. While every roofing project requires careful planning, roofing over water presents its own unique challenges.
Cody Jones
Jun 262 min read


Why Roofing Costs Continue to Rise in 2026 — And Why Planning Ahead Matters
If you've received a roofing estimate recently, you may have noticed that roofing prices today look different than they did even a year ago. In 2026 alone, we've already experienced four separate material price increases from our suppliers, driven by manufacturer pricing adjustments throughout the industry. To put that in perspective, we've seen more roofing material increases this year than we experienced during all of last year combined. While no one can predict the future
Cody Jones
Jun 222 min read


Trust: Why Reputation Matters More Than Advertising in Roofing
When homeowners begin searching for a roofing contractor, most are not experts in roofing systems. They may not know the difference between architectural shingles and designer shingles. They may not understand ventilation calculations, underlayment systems, flashing details, or manufacturer warranty requirements. What they are really trying to determine is much simpler: Can I trust this company with my home? At Mason Roofing, we believe that question sits at the center of eve
Cody Jones
May 273 min read


The Future of Roofing in Commercial and Portfolio Management
For a long time, most commercial property owners treated roofing systems as something you dealt with only when there was a problem. If the building wasn’t leaking, the roof usually stayed out of sight and out of mind. But that approach is getting harder to sustain. Today’s market looks very different than it did even ten years ago. Property owners and facility managers are dealing with rising insurance costs, tighter underwriting standards, higher interest rates, labor shorta
Cody Jones
May 204 min read


GAF Camelot II vs. Slateline: Choosing the Right Designer Shingle in the Blue Ridge Region
GAF Camelot II Antique Slate GAF Slateline Antique Slate In the Blue Ridge Mountains, roofing is a mix of appearance and performance through wind, homes at different elevations, temperature and humidity swings, and long-term exposure to sun. For homeowners around Smith Mountain Lake, Roanoke, and the surrounding valleys, the right shingle is a balance of durability, structure, and design. GAF is one of the most trusted manufacturers in the country, and two of their designer s
Cody Jones
Apr 303 min read


GAF Timberline HDZ vs UHDZ: What’s the Real Difference?
If you’re comparing roofing options, you’ve likely come across GAF Timberline HDZ and GAF Timberline UHDZ. At first glance, they seem almost identical. Same manufacturer. Same product line. Similar warranty eligibility. But in reality, they are not the same product, and choosing between them can impact how your roof performs, how it looks over time, and how much maintenance it requires down the road. This guide breaks down the difference in a practical way so you can make the
Cody Jones
Apr 233 min read


Roofing Inspection Methodology
Understand your roof’s lifespan, spot damage early, and know when to repair or replace with this practical inspection guide.
Cody Jones
Apr 166 min read


Storm Season in Southwest Virginia: How to Spot Wind & Hail Damage and When to Call Your Insurance
Weather Map of Service area from ABC 13. At Mason Company Roofing , we help homeowners throughout Smith Mountain Lake, Roanoke, and Lynchburg identify storm damage early, prevent further problems, and navigate the insurance process when necessary. If your home was in the path of today's storms, here is what you should know. How Wind Can Damage Your Roof High winds can lift and loosen shingles, especially on roofs that are older or already nearing the end of their lifespan. C
Cody Jones
Mar 162 min read


What Happens When a Past Customer Calls About a Warranty Concern?
When a past customer calls with a warranty concern, our response is simple: schedule the inspection, identify the cause, and provide a solution. Whether it’s workmanship or something else entirely, we bring experience and accountability to every roof inspection.
Cody Jones
Feb 232 min read


Warmer February Weather Means We’re Back on Roofs
Even though it’s still February, the snow and ice are melting and temperatures are warming up across Southwest Virginia. That means our crews at Mason Company Roofing are back out installing roofs, siding, and gutters and performing inspections again. Just because the calendar says winter does not mean roofing work has to stop. When temperatures are consistently above 40 degrees, shingles can seal properly and installations can be completed the right way. With this recent war
Cody Jones
Feb 162 min read


Why Roof Inspections Matter Most After Slow Melting, Lingering Snow
Commercial & Residential Insights for Winter 2025-26 Winter always puts a roof to the test, but few weather patterns stress a roofing system quite like slow melting, lingering snow. When snow arrives, sticks, and refuses to leave for days, the real work begins. Homeowners notice it when they see patches on the driveway that never seem to melt. Commercial property owners and nonprofit facility managers notice it on shaded roofs, flat sections of buildings, and around valleys w
Cody Jones
Feb 25 min read


Roofing in the Winter: Why the Off-Season Is One of the Smartest Times to Act
When most homeowners think about roofing, they picture spring and summer. Warm days, long daylight hours, and clear forecasts feel like the “right” time for exterior work. Because of that, winter often gets written off as a dead season for roofing. In reality, winter is one of the most important times to pay attention to your roof, and in many cases, it is still a perfectly viable time to install one. What Winter Weather Does to Your Roof Winter is demanding on roofing system
Cody Jones
Jan 93 min read


Installing 40-Foot Metal Panels at Smith Mountain Lake
Some projects stand out not because they’re flashy, but because of the coordination it takes to get them right. This Smith Mountain Lake home was one of those projects. The roof was installed using continuous 40-foot metal panels delivered by flatbed tractor trailer. Panels at that length don’t simply arrive on site and go straight onto the roof. From the start, this project required thoughtful planning around site access, delivery timing, staging space, and installation sequ
Cody Jones
Jan 72 min read


A New Year, A Stronger Foundation
As we welcome a new year, we’re reflecting on what this past year made possible. From the trust of our clients to the dedication of our team, we’re grateful for the work accomplished and focused on building forward with purpose.
Cody Jones
Jan 13 min read
Holiday Office Closure | Christmas & New Year’s
Mason Company Roofing holiday office closure dates for Christmas and New Year’s. Closed Dec 24–25 and Dec 31–Jan 1.
Cody Jones
Dec 19, 20251 min read


Don’t Wait for Spring
Winter is often seen as a slowdown for exterior work, but it’s actually the smartest time to plan ahead. With early snowfall already testing roofs, siding, and gutters, winter inspections help uncover hidden issues and secure priority scheduling for 2026 before the spring rush.
Cody Jones
Dec 15, 20253 min read
bottom of page
