WINSTON-SALEM, NC ROOFING
Winston-Salem, NC Roofers — Roof Repair, Replacement & Storm Damage
From the historic homes of West End and Ardmore to the newer builds around Clemmons and Lewisville, 365 Roofs keeps Camel City rooftops sound through every Piedmont season. Repairs, replacements, and storm-damage help across Forsyth County.
Roofing in the Camel City
Serving Winston-Salem & Forsyth County
Winston-Salem carries a lot of history on its rooftops. The West End Historic District and Old Salem hold some of the oldest homes in the region, and neighborhoods like Ardmore, Buena Vista, and Washington Park are full of well-built early-20th-century houses with steep, detailed roof lines. Out toward Clemmons, Lewisville, Kernersville, and the newer parts of Forsyth County, the housing shifts to modern subdivisions with straightforward architectural-shingle roofs. 365 Roofs works across all of it, quoting every job the same honest way: a free inspection first, then a clear written recommendation.
Like the rest of the Piedmont Triad, Winston-Salem sees an active severe-weather season. Spring and summer bring the thunderstorms, damaging wind, and hail that make storm restoration a real part of roofing here, while hot, humid summers push algae streaking and heat aging on asphalt roofs. Mature trees over many older neighborhoods add limb strikes and shaded, moss-prone slopes to the mix.
What We Do in Winston-Salem
Complete Roofing Services for Forsyth County
Roof Repair
Leaks, storm damage, and worn flashing repaired fast — including tricky older roof lines in West End and Ardmore.
Roof Replacement
Architectural-shingle and metal systems with manufacturer and workmanship warranties.
Storm & Hail Damage
We document wind and hail damage and help you file a strong insurance claim.
Metal Roofing
Standing-seam metal that lasts 40–70 years and holds up to shade, heat, and hail.
Commercial Roofing
TPO, EPDM, and coatings for flat-roof buildings downtown and across the county.
Free Roof Inspection
A detailed photo inspection so you know your roof’s real condition — no pressure.
Storm & Insurance
Storm-Damaged Roof in Winston-Salem? We Handle the Claim.
The Triad’s spring and summer storms drop hail and straight-line wind that can bruise shingles and lift flashing without leaving an obvious leak. If a covered storm damaged your roof, you may owe only your deductible.
We inspect for free, photograph every problem, and meet your adjuster on-site so your claim reflects the real damage. Ask about FORTIFIED™ roofing, which can qualify for NC insurance discounts.
Built for the Triad
Materials Matched to Winston-Salem
We install the systems that perform best in Piedmont heat, humidity, and storms:
- Algae-resistant architectural shingles — the Triad standard, and a smart pick under mature trees
- Standing-seam metal — long life and storm resistance for shaded or steep roofs
- Flat & commercial membranes — TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, coatings
Financing is available, and every estimate includes an honest recommendation.
Where We Work
Winston-Salem, Clemmons, Kernersville & the Triad
We serve Winston-Salem and its neighbors — Clemmons, Lewisville, Kernersville, Walkertown, and Rural Hall — and connect across the Triad to Greensboro and High Point. From Old Salem’s historic core to the newest Forsyth County subdivisions, ask us about your neighborhood.
Local Knowledge
Forsyth County Roofs We Know Well
The neighborhoods off Reynolda Road tell the story. Around Reynolda Village and Wake Forest University, the estates and Tudor revivals carry slate, clay tile, and copper valleys that we repair rather than replace whenever the deck is sound. Sherwood Forest, Konnoak Hills, and the streets between Silas Creek and Peters Creek Parkways are 1950s-and-60s brick ranches with long, low gables where a single failed pipe boot can stain three rooms of ceiling before anyone notices. The Robinhood Road and Country Club Road corridors moved into 1970s-and-80s two-stories, and the newer growth in Pfafftown, Bethania, and out toward Tanglewood Park in Clemmons is standard architectural-shingle construction reaching its first replacement cycle. In Waughtown and Ogburn Station, the old mill houses still wear 5V and standing-seam metal that responds well to fastener replacement and a fresh coating.
Beyond Forsyth County we run into Bermuda Run and Advance in Davie County, King and Walnut Cove in Stokes County, and Belews Creek up toward the lake.
Winston-Salem sits a little closer to the foothills than the rest of the Triad, so along with the spring hail and summer wind we see more freezing rain and wet snow in a typical winter. Ice loads the oaks that shade Buena Vista and Ardmore, gutters freeze and overflow, and the shaded north slopes under that canopy hold moss and lichen well into summer.
Winston-Salem Roofing FAQ
Questions From Camel City Homeowners
How much does a new roof cost in Winston-Salem, NC?
Most asphalt-shingle replacements in the Triad run roughly $8,000–$21,000 depending on the size and pitch of your home and the materials you choose — older homes with steep, detailed roofs can run higher. We give you an exact written price after a free inspection.
Do you work on the older homes in West End and Ardmore?
Yes. Winston-Salem’s historic neighborhoods have steep, complex roofs that call for an experienced crew. We repair and replace on these homes and match materials to fit the architecture.
Do you serve Clemmons and Kernersville?
Yes — Clemmons, Lewisville, Kernersville, Walkertown, and Rural Hall are all part of our regular Forsyth County service area.
Do you help with insurance claims?
We do. We inspect for free, document storm damage with photos, and meet your adjuster on-site so your claim is fair and complete.
Who issues roofing permits in Winston-Salem, and do historic districts add steps?
Roofing permits for both the city and the rest of Forsyth County go through the county inspections office, and we pull them and schedule the final inspection as the licensed contractor. If your home is inside the Old Salem or West End local historic districts, a change to the visible roof material generally needs a certificate of appropriateness before work starts, which we can help prepare. Replacing worn shingles with comparable shingles is usually the simplest route and rarely slows a project down.
Does winter ice really damage roofs in Winston-Salem?
It does, more often than in the eastern part of the state. Freezing rain loads the mature oaks over Buena Vista, Ardmore, and Washington Park, and falling limbs crease shingles and crack decking. Ice in gutters backs meltwater up under the first courses, which is where we trace many of the spring leaks in older homes. Once the ice is gone, a walk-through inspection catches that damage while it is still a repair rather than a replacement.
My Buena Vista home has a slate roof. Can it be repaired, or is replacement the only option?
Slate and clay tile roofs in Reynolda and Buena Vista are usually worth repairing. The individual pieces often have decades of life left; what fails is the copper or galvanized flashing in the valleys and around chimneys, or a handful of slipped slates after a limb strike. We replace those elements and re-hang matching slates rather than tearing off a sound roof. Most slate repairs of that kind land roughly between a few hundred and a few thousand dollars, far less than a full replacement.
After a hail storm in the Triad, what happens first?
First we stop any active leak: emergency tarping once the roof is safe to walk, then a daylight photo inspection that marks bruising, creased shingles, and dented vents and gutters. You get a written report from that visit, which becomes the backbone of your insurance claim. The permanent repair or replacement is scheduled from there, and we meet your adjuster on site when the inspection is set. Hail tends to hit Forsyth County in bands, so we work neighborhoods in the order calls arrive.
Also serving nearby: Greensboro, Durham, Charlotte — and all 365 Roofs services statewide.
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