PVC for Alexandria's Restaurant & Food Service District
Alexandria's King Street corridor and Old Town waterfront host dozens of restaurants and food service establishments with unique roofing requirements. Kitchen exhaust systems deposit grease and oils onto flat roofs, while proximity to the Potomac creates elevated moisture challenges. PVC's superior chemical resistance prevents the membrane degradation that affects standard roofing materials exposed to restaurant effluents—making it the essential choice for food service properties.
Recent Alexandria PVC installations include an 8,200 sq ft system for a restaurant complex on King Street with four separate kitchen exhaust systems and complete reroof of a mixed-use building in the Carlyle district with ground-floor dining. Both projects required Alexandria Department of Code Administration approval and coordination with health department inspections for proper grease exhaust clearances.