Corley Roofing & Sheet Metal Co., Inc.

Commercial Verified

4941 Beech Pl, Temple Hills, MD 20748, Washington, DC

4.8(48 reviews)

TPO (Thermoplastic)Metal/Standing SeamModified BitumenEPDM (Rubber)Built-Up Roofing (BUR)Roof Coating Systems

About

Corley Roofing & Sheet Metal Co., Inc. has been serving the Washington, DC metro area since 1959 — over six decades of documented commercial and mixed-use roofing work across DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia. Their portfolio includes documented installations of Firestone TPO flat roof systems and standing seam metal roofing for regional builders such as Harkins Builders, signaling demonstrated capability on commercial and mixed-use construction projects where flat and low-slope membrane systems are standard. Facility managers and property owners overseeing office buildings, retail centers, multifamily properties, and institutional facilities in the DC metro will find a fully licensed and insured contractor holding active credentials in all three jurisdictions: DC License #66004409, Maryland Home Improvement Commission #5878, and Class A Virginia License #2705022346A — a compliance profile that matters when managing multi-state or multi-jurisdiction assets. As a family-owned and operated firm, Corley brings continuity of leadership and accountability that larger national outfits often lack. Their work spans TPO membrane systems, standing seam and architectural metal roofing, modified bitumen, EPDM, and built-up roofing applications common to commercial and institutional building stocks throughout the greater DC region. The company carries a BBB A-Plus rating and has been recognized in The Washingtonian, reflecting a long track record of client satisfaction. Free estimates are available, and the company operates Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM ET, out of their Temple Hills, Maryland office. For property managers and facility directors responsible for commercial assets in Washington, DC and surrounding jurisdictions, Corley Roofing offers the licensing breadth, system diversity, and regional tenure to support both planned capital projects and responsive repair needs.