About our work in Fairfax Station
Executive homes from the 80s, all coming due at once
Fairfax Station is not a town. It is a ZIP code full of large-lot subdivisions south of the Fairfax County Parkway, bordered by Burke Lake, Lake Mercer, and the Occoquan. Crosspointe went in from the late 1980s and is one of the larger planned communities in the county. Barrington brings brick-and-stucco executive homes on big treed lots. South Run fills in with generous lots and mature landscaping.
Nearly all of it was built between 1980 and 1999, and that produces an unusual situation: the siding, the windows, the roof, and the trim on a Fairfax Station house are all reaching end of life inside the same handful of years. That often makes it worth bundling two or three rather than taking them one at a time, because the staging goes up once and the crew mobilizes once.
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Common exterior projects in Fairfax Station
What we see on Fairfax Station homes
These are big houses. Two-story elevations, three-car garages, and considerably more square footage of siding and trim than a typical Northern Virginia colonial, which is exactly why doing it in one pass saves real money.
Original siding at 30 to 40 years
The vinyl and hardboard that went on Fairfax Station in the late 80s and 90s is chalking, cracking, and pulling loose at the nail line. Fiber cement and heavy insulated vinyl are both common replacements here.
Brick-and-stucco elevations
Barrington and much of Crosspointe pair brick below with stucco or siding above. The transition detail and the trim around it have to be done properly, because that is precisely where water gets in.
Seal-failed windows across the whole house
The builder-grade double panes from this era fog on the sunny elevations first. On a house this size it is usually a whole-house package rather than a handful of individual units.
Roofs and gutters under lake-country canopy
The original 25-year asphalt is past due on most of these homes, and the tree cover near Lake Mercer and Burke Lake overwhelms five-inch gutters every fall.
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Six services · one crew · since 2013
Our Exterior Services
1 Day Install
ProVia · MI · Andersen
Windows
Custom-ordered vinyl & composite. Double hung, casement, bay, bow, measured to your opening.
Full-Frame Install
ProVia · Andersen
2 Day Install
James Hardie
1 Day Wrap
PVC-Coated Aluminum
1 Day Install
5" · 6" Seamless
1 Day Install
GAF · CertainTeed · Owens Corning
Why local matters
We plan the whole day around Fairfax Station.
Fairfax Station sits south of our core Loudoun and western Fairfax footprint, so we schedule it rather than promising a same-week drop-in. What you get in exchange is a crew large enough to finish a big house quickly, the kind of job where a dozen people show up and the elevation is done before lunch. Same project manager start to finish, our own W-2 employees, and warranty service handled in-house.
✓ Scheduled site visits
✓ W-2 employee crews
✓ Written workmanship warranty
✓ Warranty service in-house
✓ All of Fairfax Station · 22039
What homeowners say
Real jobs. Real neighbors.
★★★★★
“LOVE MY NEW WINDOWS!!! Your crew of 14 was in and out in just a couple of hours for all of my windows this morning and I just love the results. The management, sales and crew were all courteous and extremely efficient.”
Ms. Cooke · Oakton · Windows
★★★★★
“We are grateful for the efforts made to cover the chimney while it was still raining and then to inspect the workmanship and caulk the chimney flashing afterwards to prevent future leaks.”
Mrs. Roberts · Herndon · Roofing & trim
Common questions
Questions about exterior work in Fairfax Station
Is Virginia Exteriors licensed to work in Virginia?
Yes. We carry full liability and workers’ compensation insurance on every job, and our Virginia contractor license number is on every estimate we send — you can verify it on the DPOR website in about 30 seconds.
How long does a typical project take?
Most window replacements finish in a single day. Full-house siding is typically two to four days depending on the scope. Roofing runs one to two days for a standard colonial. We give you a schedule before we start and tell you exactly which days the crew will be on-site.
Do you handle HOA approval paperwork?
Yes. We submit material and color specs to your HOA on your behalf and handle follow-up from the review board. We know what most Northern Virginia associations want to see — product cut sheets, color samples, installation specs — and we price the submittal into every job. We make sure what we install will pass review before we ever order materials.
What warranty comes with the work?
Every product carries the manufacturer’s warranty — lifetime limited on most windows and siding, 25 to 50 years on roofing. We add a written workmanship warranty on top of that. If something fails because of how it was installed, we fix it. Warranty service is handled by the same crew that did the work, not handed off to a call center.
Which Fairfax Station neighborhoods do you work in?
Crosspointe, Barrington, South Run, and the large-lot properties along Silverbrook and Henderson Roads. If you have a 22039 address, ask. The ZIP code is where we work, not a fixed list of subdivisions.
Crosspointe has an active HOA. Can you handle the approval?
Yes. Crosspointe’s association reviews exterior changes, and we prepare the submission with the product data, the color, and the elevations they ask for. Build three to six weeks into your timeline for review. We can put a clean package together; we cannot move the meeting date.
Should I do siding, windows, and roofing at the same time?
On a house this size it is usually the cheaper path. The staging goes up once, the crew mobilizes once, and the trim details get coordinated instead of one trade cutting into another’s finished work. We will price them separately and together so you can see the difference for yourself.
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(703) 327-7001
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eddiehane@virginiaexteriorsllc.com
Office
506 Shaw Rd, Suite 311
Sterling, VA 20166
Service area
Sterling, Ashburn, Chantilly, Vienna, Reston, Herndon, Fairfax, Centreville and surrounding NoVa.