When to replace a King roof
King sits at the southern foothills of the Sauratown Mountains. Pilot Mountain’s profile channels wind, and the area sees more sustained wind events than the urban Triad to the south. Roofs in King need to be installed to higher wind-rating standards than what passes muster in Winston-Salem proper. When we replace a roof in King, we spec materials and installation accordingly.
The residential mix is mostly rural and small-town: older farmhouses with layered roof generations, 1990s and 2000s subdivisions around the town center, and newer custom homes on larger lots.
King-specific considerations
- Wind ratings matter. We install to the higher end of manufacturer wind-rating specs. Owens Corning Duration STORM, GAF Timberline HDZ with WindProven coverage, and standing seam metal are all appropriate for the foothills.
- Metal roofing volume. Stokes County has a higher proportion of metal roofs than the urban Triad. We install standing seam on primary homes and corrugated/ribbed on outbuildings.
- Layered roof history. Common in older Stokes County homes. We tear down to the deck.
- Large lot mobilization. More setback from roads, longer driveways, more cleanup planning.
Materials for King homes
Owens Corning Duration STORM (higher wind rating) is the typical asphalt selection here. GAF Timberline HDZ is another common choice. Standing seam metal is appropriate for premium installs and any home where 50+ year life is the goal.
Why King homeowners choose Mid Atlantic
- 25 minutes north on Highway 52
- Owens Corning Platinum Preferred with appropriate wind-rated selections
- Standing seam metal experience
- A+ BBB, 4.8★ on Google and Facebook
- Higher wind-rated installation practices for foothills weather
- 3-year workmanship warranty
Schedule a King estimate
Call (336) 671-5208 or request an estimate online. King inspections typically scheduled within a week.