Locally owned in Virginia Beach since 2004
Exterior Home Services in Virginia Beach, From Roof to Deck
Since 2004, Reitzel Exteriors has helped Virginia Beach homeowners care for every part of the house that faces the weather: roofs, siding, windows, gutters, trim, decks, and fences. We’re locally owned, our own crews do the work, and we’ll give you a straight answer about what your home actually needs.
Virginia Beach and the Southside, including Norfolk, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, and Suffolk
757-513-7053
Mon. - Fri. 7 AM–6 PM
Sat. - 8 AM-2PM
3324 Virginia Beach Blvd, Ste 108, Virginia Beach, VA 23452
Exterior Home Services for Virginia Beach Homeowners
Your roof, siding, windows, and gutters work as one system to keep water out and comfort in. When one piece fails, the others usually feel it. That’s why we handle the whole exterior, so you can fix today’s problem and plan what comes next with one local team.
Roofing That Holds Up to Coastal Weather
Whether you’re chasing a leak, recovering from a storm, or weighing a full replacement, we start with a thorough inspection and tell you plainly whether a repair will do the job. We handle repairs, leak response, storm damage, and complete roof replacements for Virginia Beach homes.
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Siding That Stands Up to Salt Air
Warped, faded, or moisture-stained siding does more than hurt curb appeal. It can let water reach the wall behind it. We repair and replace siding in materials including vinyl and fiber cement, and we’ll help you choose what fits your home, budget, and exposure to the elements.
Replacement Windows Fitted to Your Home
Drafty rooms, foggy glass, and windows that stick are all signs it may be time. We handle window replacement and new window installation, measuring and fitting each opening so the new units seal properly against wind-driven rain and humid summer air.
Gutters That Carry Water Away
Gutters decide where your roof’s water ends up. When they’re undersized, sagging, or pulling away from the roofline, rain spills against siding, foundations, and landscaping. We install gutters sized to handle the heavy downpours that move through Hampton Roads.
Trim Repair That Keeps Moisture Out
Window, door, and roofline trim take a beating near the coast, and rotted trim can let water and pests into places you can’t see. We repair and replace exterior trim with care for the details, so your home looks finished and stays sealed.
Decks Ready for Long Coastal Summers
From loose boards and aging framing to a weathered deck that needs restoring, we help you get more use out of your outdoor space. We also build new decks. Every project starts with an honest look at what’s structurally sound and what needs to be replaced.
Fencing Built for Wind and Wet Ground
Leaning posts, cracked boards, and gates that drag are common after a few seasons of coastal wind and soggy soil. We install new fences and repair existing ones, helping you choose a layout and material that suit your yard and how your family uses it.
Why Virginia Beach Homeowners Choose Reitzel Exteriors
We're From Here, and We Stay Here
Marc and Courtney Reitzel both grew up in Virginia Beach and graduated from Princess Anne High School. They started the company here in 2004 and still live in town. When you call us, you’re talking to neighbors who will see your street again, not a franchise office answering from out of state.
You Get a Straight Answer
If a repair will solve the problem, that’s what we’ll recommend, even when a replacement would be the bigger job. You’ll hear what we found, what we suggest, and why, in plain language, so you can make the call with confidence.
Your Home Is Treated Like Ours
Our own crews do the work. We protect your landscaping and property before we start, clean up every day, and keep you informed from the first visit to the final walkthrough.
One Team for the Whole Exterior
Because we handle roofing, siding, windows, gutters, trim, decks, and fencing, you can plan related work together. Pairing new siding with replacement windows, or a new roof with new gutters, means one team coordinates the schedule and how the pieces fit.
What Coastal Living Asks of Your Home's Exterior
Living near the ocean and the bay is part of what makes Virginia Beach home. It also means your exterior works harder than it would inland.
Salt air.
Airborne salt can speed up corrosion on metal fasteners, flashing, and hardware, and wear down exterior finishes. Homes closer to the water tend to feel it most.
Humidity and frequent rain.
Wood that rarely dries out completely is more prone to rot, which shows up first in trim, deck boards, and fence posts. Damp, shaded siding can also collect mildew.
Wind-driven rain.
Hurricane season and nor’easters push water sideways into seams, window openings, and roof edges that stay dry in a normal shower.
Heavy downpours.
When gutters can’t keep up, water lands where it shouldn’t: against siding, near foundations, and across landscaping.
None of this means your home is in trouble. It does mean a few habits pay off: look things over after major storms, choose materials and fasteners suited to your home’s exposure, and fix small problems before moisture has time to spread. If you’re unsure what you’re looking at, we’re glad to take a look.
From Homeowners
What Your Virginia Beach Neighbors Say
We’ve been working on homes in this city since 2004. The best measure of that work is what homeowners say after the crew packs up. Here’s what a few of them had to say.
Storm Damage or an Active Leak?
When wind or rain opens up a problem, don’t wait for it to spread. Call us, tell us what you’re seeing, and we’ll help you figure out how to limit further damage and get a team out to assess it as soon as we can.
Get an Estimate for Your Virginia Beach Exterior Project
Tell us what you’re noticing, whether it’s a ceiling stain, siding that’s pulling loose, or a deck you’re not sure about, and what you’d like to accomplish. After you submit the form, our team will reach out to schedule a visit. We’ll inspect the area, explain what we find in plain language, and walk you through your options, materials, and pricing. Have more than one project in mind? List them all, and we’ll look at everything in the same visit.
- 757-513-7053
- info@reitzelexteriors.com
- 3324 Virginia Beach Blvd Ste 108 Virginia Beach, VA 23452
Questions About Exterior Projects in Virginia Beach
Which exterior services does Reitzel Exteriors offer in Virginia Beach?
We handle roofing (repairs, leaks, storm damage, and replacements), siding, window installation and replacement, gutters, exterior trim, decks, and fencing. We also work on commercial roofs. If you’re not sure which service fits what you’re seeing, describe the problem when you reach out and we’ll help you sort it out during the visit.
How does coastal weather affect my home's exterior?
Salt air can speed up corrosion on metal components and wear on finishes. Humidity and frequent rain keep wood damp longer, which raises the risk of rot in trim, decks, and fences. Storms add wind-driven rain that finds weak seams. Regular checks, especially after major storms, help you catch small issues before they grow.
Can I get one estimate for several exterior projects?
Yes. Many homeowners combine related work, like a new roof with new gutters, or siding with replacement windows. List every project you’re considering when you request your estimate, and we’ll look at all of it in the same visit. We can also help you decide what to tackle first if you’d rather phase the work.
How does the estimate process work?
You book a visit online or by phone. We come to your home, ask questions about your goals, and inspect the areas involved. Then we explain what we found and walk you through your options, including materials, warranties, and payment plans, before any work is scheduled. [Confirm estimates are free for all services.]
What should I consider before planning an exterior renovation?
Start with anything that lets water in, since moisture problems tend to spread. Then think about which projects connect, such as roofing and gutters or siding and windows, so they can be planned together. Consider materials suited to your home’s exposure, your budget, and timing. If you live in an HOA community, check its exterior guidelines early.