Greensboro Roofing Company — Clear Answers, Local Experience
A reliable starting point for Greensboro homeowners facing roof damage, insurance questions, or roof replacement decisions.
3127 Battleground Ave, Greensboro, NC 27408 • (336) 937-7663
What This Page Is — and Why It Exists
Roofing decisions are rarely simple. Homeowners are often left sorting through conflicting advice, sales pressure, and unclear information—especially after a storm. This page exists to give Greensboro homeowners a calm, organized place to start.
Instead of forcing you into a sales conversation, this page helps you identify which category your situation falls into. Roofing questions typically fall into three buckets: Is my roof damaged? Will insurance pay for this? What does a replacement realistically cost? Each topic is handled on its own dedicated page to provide the depth you need without confusion.
Roofing Conditions in Greensboro & the Piedmont Triad
Greensboro roofs experience a unique combination of weather stress. High humidity, seasonal hail, wind-driven rain, and freeze–thaw cycles all contribute to roof wear over time. Damage does not always appear immediately, which is why many homeowners notice issues months after a storm.
Homes in neighborhoods such as Friendly Acres, Irving Park, Starmount, Sedgefield, Lake Jeanette, Oak Ridge, Summerfield, and Jamestown tend to show similar aging and storm-impact patterns due to shared exposure and construction styles across the Triad.
Choose the Right Next Step
Is My Roof Damaged?
Learn how to identify hail damage, wind damage, and moisture intrusion specific to North Carolina homes.
Identify hail and wind damage on a roof ›Insurance Claim Process
Understand how roof insurance claims are handled in Greensboro, what adjusters look for, and why documentation is king.
How roof insurance claims work in Greensboro ›Realistic Roofing Costs
Review realistic 2026 pricing ranges and what drives roof replacement costs in the Greensboro market.
Roof replacement costs in Greensboro ›Why Local Roofing Experience Matters in Greensboro
Greensboro is home to a wide variety of housing stock—from 100-year-old historic homes in Irving Park to high-growth developments in Oak Ridge and Summerfield built during the 90s and 2000s. Each of these eras came with its own set of construction shortcuts, varying ventilation standards, and specific roofing material vulnerabilities.
Out-of-market "storm chasers" often misjudge these local variables. They may miss code-required ventilation upgrades or use universal flashing kits that don't hold up against our specific Piedmont humidity. At Old Timers Roofing Inc., we maintain a permanent physical office on Battleground Avenue. We don't just "install roofs"—we manage a long-term local asset.
The Local Difference: Our team understands that a roof in Sedgefield faces different wind patterns than a roof in Lake Jeanette. We build for the Triad climate, utilizing Atlas Pinnacle Pristine shingles with Scotchgard™ to defend against the black algae streaks common to our area.
How Old Timers Roofing Helps Greensboro Homeowners
We operate on a simple principle: Clarity First. Our role is to document roof conditions accurately and explain findings in plain language so you can move forward with confidence.
- StormTrace™ Roof Evaluation: Our professional, human-led process designed to correlate roof condition with relevant storm events.
- Local Accountability: A permanent Greensboro presence means we stand behind our workmanship long after the storm chasers have left.
- Technical Precision: From High Point to Winston-Salem, we specialize in high-wind resistant asphalt shingles and energy-efficient metal roofing.
Get Clear Answers About Your Roof Today
Whether the next step is a simple repair, insurance involvement, or planning a full replacement, we remove the uncertainty from the process.
Start Your StormTrace™ EvaluationNo cost. No pressure. Just documented facts and clear Greensboro guidance.
Old Timers Roofing Inc. | 3127 Battleground Ave, Greensboro, NC 27408
Proudly serving Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point, Kernersville, and the entire Piedmont Triad area.
