Storm & Roof Damage Repair in Lexington, NC

Wind, hail and falling limbs are the recurring pattern in the Triad. Much of the damage we document on Lexington roofs — bruised shingles, lifted ridge caps, cracked boots — isn't visible from the driveway, which is exactly what carriers push back on. Photo documentation is part of every job.

Those two markets need different things from a contractor. In the older Erlanger and uptown housing, we're dealing with knob-and-tube remnants, unlevel floors, and original kitchens and interiors that need a full renovation rather than a facelift — and pre-1978 construction means lead-safe practices on nearly every job, which we follow as standard practice. Around High Rock Lake, the calls skew toward properties that sit empty part of the year: a supply line that let go in February and wasn't found until March, humidity and mold in a closed-up crawlspace, dock-adjacent structures that take weather hard. We answer the phone 24/7 and can be at a lake property the same day, which matters when nobody's there to notice water for weeks.

Older Lexington homes have limited crawlspace clearance and aging vapor barriers, which slows drying. We plan for that with more equipment rather than a longer bill, and we log readings daily.

Lexington is a short run down US-52 from our Greensboro base, so we keep the same crews and schedule discipline here. Older in-town lots are narrow, so we coordinate dumpster placement with you before delivery.

Permitting: work involving plumbing relocation, new circuits or structural change is permitted and inspected through the City of Lexington Inspections Department, or Davidson County for addresses outside the city. We file and manage that as part of the project.