Roofing Contractor in Stokes County, NC
Stokes County is home for BlueJay's Roofing. From King to Danbury and Walnut Cove, we inspect, repair and replace roofs on houses, barns and outbuildings, starting with a free written report.
A roofer that lives and works in Stokes County
BlueJay's Roofing & Roof Repair is based on Coventry Forest Lane in King, the town that straddles the line between Stokes and Forsyth counties. Jay Bell and Weslie White have run the business as a family company since 2012, so Stokes County is not a far corner of our service area. It is home.
Much of the county is rural, hilly and wooded, from the Sauratown Mountains and Hanging Rock State Park to the farmland along the Dan River. Homes here often sit at the end of long driveways under tall hardwoods, with a barn, shop or carport out back. Those roofs take a beating from falling limbs, shade that keeps shingles damp, and summer storms that roll over the ridges.
Jay still inspects roofs himself. He walks the roof, checks the flashing, vents and any decking he can see, and gives you a written report with photos so you can decide what to do without anyone pushing. If you live in town, our King roofing page covers the details there.
Roofing services for Stokes County homes and farms
Every job starts with the same free inspection, whether it is a brick ranch in Walnut Cove or a metal-roofed shed off a gravel road.
Roof Replacement
Tear-off, a decking check, new underlayment and a new architectural shingle or standing-seam metal roof, with cleanup every day so a hillside yard stays usable.
Roof Repair
Leaks around chimneys, pipe boots and valleys, plus shingles lifted by wind coming over the ridges. Jay finds the source and a technician fixes it.
Gutters
New or replacement gutters for houses that collect leaves and pine needles every fall, with downspouts that carry water away from the foundation.
Siding
Siding installation and replacement, with vinyl as a common choice. Jay will tell you whether the damage is limited to one section or a whole wall needs work.
Why Stokes County neighbors call BlueJay's
We are a small, local crew, and that shapes how we work.
Based right here in King
Our one and only location is in King, so a Stokes County job is close to home for us.
The owner looks at your roof
Jay inspects roofs himself and works alongside the crew, so the person who looked at your roof is there when the work gets done.
Written reports, no pressure
You get a free written report and estimate before you commit to anything, and you can take your time deciding.
Clean yards, even on big lots
Old shingles go into our trailer, not your grass, and the crew cleans up every day before leaving.
What roofs in rural, wooded Stokes County deal with
The same hills and woods that make the county beautiful also make roofs work harder.
Limbs and heavy shade
Mature oaks, poplars and pines hang over a lot of houses here. Shade keeps a roof damp, which feeds moss and dark algae streaks, and storms can drop limbs that crack shingles or punch into the decking.
Wind over open ridges
Homes on hilltops and open slopes catch the gusts from summer thunderstorms. Lifted or missing shingles are a common call, and a prompt roof repair can keep water out before it reaches the wood.
Barns, sheds and outbuildings
Plenty of Stokes County properties have a second or third roof to look after. We work on barns and outbuildings too, including standing-seam metal, so everything can be checked on one visit.
Ice storms and freeze-thaw
Winter ice and repeated freezing and thawing can open small gaps around flashing and pipe boots. Those gaps often show up as a ceiling stain in early spring.
How a job with us works
Here is how a Stokes County roof job goes, from your first call to the final walkthrough.
Step 1You call or send the form
Tell us what you're seeing: a ceiling stain, shingles in the yard, a gutter pulling away, siding that's cracked or loose. We follow up quickly to set a time to come out.
Step 2Free on-site inspection
Jay or a lead looks at the roof and the exterior in person, checking shingles, flashing, vents, decking, gutters and siding, and notes what they find.
Step 3Written report and estimate
You get what we found and what it costs, in writing, before any commitment. When a repair will do, we say so. Estimates are often ready the same day, though not always.
Step 4You decide, then we schedule
Take the time you need, compare quotes, ask about payment options. When you say yes, we book the crew and order materials for your home.
Step 5The work, with daily cleanup
The crew does the job and cleans up as it goes. Nails, scrap and old materials leave with us in our trailer.
Step 6Final walkthrough
We walk the finished work and the yard with you and answer every question before we call it done.
Stokes County roofing questions
Do you work in Danbury and Walnut Cove, or just King?
We serve all of Stokes County, including Danbury, Walnut Cove and the rural areas in between. King is simply where we are based. Call (336) 971-3665 and we will find a time to come out.
Can you look at my barn or shop roof along with the house?
Yes. We work on barns and outbuildings as well as homes, and it often makes sense to check them on the same visit. Your written report covers each roof separately, so you can plan the work in whatever order suits you.
My house sits under big trees. Should I worry about the roof?
Not necessarily, but it is worth an inspection every so often. Shade and debris can shorten the life of a roof, and overhanging limbs are a risk in storms. Jay will point out moss, soft spots and clogged valleys and tell you what actually needs attention.
Is a metal roof a good fit for a house out in the county?
It can be. Standing-seam metal sheds leaves and snow well and suits many farmhouses and outbuildings. Architectural shingles are also a solid choice and usually cost less up front, so we walk through both with you at the estimate.
A storm took off some shingles. What should I do first?
If water is getting in, call us so we can look at it as soon as the schedule allows, and call your insurance company. Our free written report, with photos and notes on what we found, can help with your claim.
Do you offer financing?
Payment options are available. Ask about them when we go over your estimate, and we will explain what is offered.
Where we work
We cover all of Stokes County from our base in King, along with neighboring counties like Forsyth and the rest of the Triad.